A minor issue is that most furniture made of "wood" is a thin veneer on particle board, which can't survive rain. The water gets between the gaps in the veneer, and the particle board swells up.
I'd think in many climates, a screen porch would be a viable option.
A minor issue is that most furniture made of "wood" is a thin veneer on particle board, which can't survive rain. The water gets between the gaps in the veneer, and the particle board swells up.
I'd think in many climates, a screen porch would be a viable option.
there is water proof hardware available, and explosion proof as well if you worry about errant bbq propane
tequar enclosures, for example