What materials does CHOUVANT use for its outdoor, garden, and restaurant furniture, and how do they ensure durability in different environments?

2025-09-04 14:42:21

CHOUVANT prioritizes high-performance, weather-resistant materials across its outdoor, garden, and restaurant furniture lines to meet the unique demands of each scenario. For outdoor and garden furniture, the brand’s flagship Cast Aluminum Series uses premium 6061/6063 aluminum alloys—materials celebrated for their anti-rust, anti-deformation, and high load-bearing properties. Unlike traditional iron furniture that easily corrodes in rain or humidity, CHOUVANT’s cast-aluminum pieces undergo a strict electrostatic powder spraying process: after degreasing, pickling, and phosphating pretreatment, a high-quality polyester powder coating is applied and cured at 180–200°C, forming a 60–80μm thick film that resists UV fading, acid rain erosion, and daily wear. This makes them ideal for garden spaces exposed to direct sunlight, morning dew, or occasional downpours.

For restaurant furniture (e.g., French Bistro chairs and Rope Series), CHOUVANT balances durability with comfort and style. The French Bistro Chairs retain the same cast-aluminum frame for sturdiness (supporting up to 150kg) but add smooth, burr-free edges to prevent customer scratches—critical for high-traffic dining areas. The Rope Series uses high-strength, UV-resistant polyester rope that won’t fray, fade, or mildew even with frequent wiping (a common need in restaurants for hygiene). Additionally, the Plastic & Wood Series, often used for restaurant patio seating, combines recycled HDPE plastic (stain-resistant and easy to clean) with natural wood grain textures, offering the warmth of wood without the risk of warping or rotting from food spills or cleaning chemicals.