- Is the Praia Outdoor Sofa weatherproof?
- The frame uses an all-weather weave, and the legs are teak, a wood long used outdoors. The upholstered back panel and cushions are fabric, so the sofa is best placed on a covered patio or porch and brought in or covered in harsh weather.
- What comes with the sofa?
- The sofa ships with two seat cushions and two back pillows. The frame, woven shell, teak legs and upholstered back panel are part of the sofa itself.
- How many people does it seat?
- With two seat cushions, it is built as a two-seat sofa. The back pillows let each sitter lean back, and the open frame keeps it from feeling bulky.
- Does it need assembly?
- The legs wrap from the front to the back of the frame, and the cushions and pillows sit on top. Expect some setup on delivery; the listing does not detail the steps.
- How does it compare with a wicker or metal outdoor sofa?
- It mixes woven material with teak and an upholstered back, where most rivals use one material throughout. That gives a more finished look but asks more care than plain aluminum or resin.
- Where should I put it?
- A covered patio, porch or pergola suits it best. Teak and upholstery hold up longer out of direct rain and sun, while the all-weather weave handles damp air.
- Where is the Praia Outdoor Sofa cheapest?
- At Regina Andrew Detroit, for $2,626.00, as of our latest check.