![]() If you want something that’s easier to look after, consider investing in aluminium decking, or even a composite polymer material – although you’ll still need to keep them clean! We’ve got more tips for building a low-maintenance deck, if you’re interested. Remember, wooden decks typically need annual treatments to prevent rot, plus you’ll need to keep them clean to prevent them from becoming slippery. Whether you picture yourself sunbathing or dining al-fresco on your deck, you can minimise how overlooked you are by adding sail shades, pergolas or a giant parasol. Cushions and a throw keep things cosy, while the handy coffee table is perfect for drinks, snacks and books, it’ll also double up as a key factor when sunbathing is privacy. This wooden lounge set from Made gives you a living room in the sunshine, with comfy chairs and a snug loveseat to curl up in with a book. However, a drawback is having to keep the wood well-treated to prevent rot and splitting, especially if you leave it outdoors most of the time. Wooden loungers look beautiful in traditional gardens, and it’s a relatively durable material that won’t get too hot in the sun. Keep in mind though that coloured plastic will eventually fade in bright sunlight, and will need to be stored in windy weather unless you want it being flung around your garden! It’s easy to move if you’re chasing the sun across your garden, and plastic comes in a bunch of fun colours and styles. ![]() Plastic furniture is great when you’re looking for garden sunbathing ideas on a budget. If you love tinkering with pallets here’s a handy list of DIY garden pallet projects. You can build a DIY cabana quite easily with a few palettes, a couple of lightweight poles or long pieces of wood, and a large strip of fabric. ![]()
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