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Flexform outdoor furniture in San Francisco
San Francisco terraces are small, windy and damp for half the year. That points at a different order from Miami: fewer pieces, heavier frames, and fabric that dries.
Damp rather than sun
Fog is water. It does not soak a cushion the way rain does, but it keeps everything wet for months, and that is what grows mildew on a seat that cannot dry. The Flexform outdoor construction helps here: polyurethane foam sealed in a breathable waterproof laminate, so the water stays outside the foam.
What matters more is air underneath. Raised pieces dry. A cushion sitting flat on a deck does not. On a foggy terrace, ask for the raised version of a daybed rather than the low one.
Small terraces
- Stand alone over sectionalA fixed width sofa uses a small terrace better than a sectional that wants a corner.
- Stackable chairsSeveral Flexform outdoor dining chairs stack. On a terrace with no storage this is the difference.
- One low tableA single side table you can move beats a fixed coffee table when the floor area is under twenty square metres.
- Measure the doorVictorian flats reach the deck through a narrow rear door. That measurement decides the order.
Wind
The city is windier than people expect, and light furniture walks. Solid iroko frames are heavy enough to stay put. Cushions are not, so a box or a bench with storage is worth planning for at the same time.
What suits a small terrace
What can be quoted for a San Francisco address
- Outdoor sofas
- 14 collections
- Coffee and side tables
- 13 collections
- Lounge chairs
- 8 collections
- Daybeds
- 7 collections
- Dining chairs
- 7 collections
- Ottomans
- 6 collections
- Accessories
- 5 collections
- Dining tables
- 2 collections
Counted from the collections listed on this site.
Lounge chairs and dining chairs carry most of the order here. A small terrace rewards pieces that move.
Delivering to San Francisco
| Question | What applies here |
|---|---|
| Time zone | Pacific. Our desk answers on Eastern, Monday to Friday |
| Port | West Coast arrival, then a truck |
| Climate risk | Fog and constant damp rather than heat |
| What to ask for | Raised pieces that dry underneath, heavy frames against wind |
| Access risk | Narrow rear doors and interior stairs in older buildings |
| Price | On request, quoted per address |
Ask for a San Francisco quote
Send the terrace size and the way through to it. We will say what fits before we price it.
- Who answers
- A person from our New York desk, not a bulk mailer.
- How long
- One working day, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Eastern.
- What you get
- A written price for the pieces and finishes you named, plus lead time and what shipping to your address involves.