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New Website Offers Outdoor Furniture at Wholesale Prices

Outdoorfurniture.biz, an online retailer who specializes in outdoor furniture, is now offering high-quality furniture at affordable wholesale prices.

2012-01-11
CIREBON, INDONESIA, January 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Outdoorfurniture.biz, an online retailer who specializes in outdoor furniture, is now offering high-quality furniture at affordable wholesale prices. Dealers and distributors are welcome to send in their enquiries.

Locating high quality outdoor furniture

Searching for outdoor furniture has always been a problem because the furniture will have to be exposed to the harsh environment. Most materials won't last for long when exposed to the rain and sun. Metal will rust, and most wood will rot. Only special types of wood like teak is suitable for the outdoors. Plastic can also be used in the outdoors, but this material is too commonly seen.

Therefore, teak and synthetic cane furniture has become popular choices when it comes to picking furniture for the outdoors.

Cane can be natural cane, or synthetic (man-made) cane. A process known as wicker is used to weave the strips around strong aluminum frames to create sturdy and long lasting furniture. Colors can also be easily added to synthetic cane to give the furniture more modern designs.

Synthetic cane furniture is ideal for the outdoors because this material fits perfectly in a natural setting. For instance, a piece of plastic furniture with a contemporary design may look nice in the living room, but it will look out of place in a garden. Cane furniture, when used in appropriate settings, can help create a relaxing ambient. For this reason, such furniture can often be found in hotel lobbies, holiday resorts, poolsides, etc.

Wide selection of products

Outdoor furniture is not just restricted to chairs and tables. They also come in sets - e.g. dining sets and living sets. Buying furniture in sets ensure that homeowners do not have to scout all over the place to look for matching furniture pieces. The chairs are a perfect match for the tables right from the very beginning. Dining sets tend to be smaller and are perfect for smaller spaces. Living sets are usually bigger. They are meant to be center pieces and belong in the living room.

Besides chairs, tables and furniture sets, customers can also take a look at outdoor accessories. There are storage chests, racks, trays, mats and shelves that are made from high quality materials to ensure durability.

High quality products at great prices

Since the Company's inception, they have been offering high quality products at very reasonable prices. Measures have been taken at every turn to ensure that all furniture are up to standards.

"Our customers can expect to earn handsome margins from our products simply because of the quality," commented a spokes person from the Company. "We make it easy for our customers to sell our products. In return, we are rewarded with repeat sales and fast growth."

With excellent prices and customer support, the Company looks set to enjoy another great year in 2012.

For product information and pricing, please refer to the official website - http://www.outdoorfurniture.biz


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[Press-News.org] New Website Offers Outdoor Furniture at Wholesale Prices
Outdoorfurniture.biz, an online retailer who specializes in outdoor furniture, is now offering high-quality furniture at affordable wholesale prices.