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The Lyra rocking chair's sleek aluminum frame harmoniously blends with synthetic wicker, creating an understated luxe feel. The plush cushion molds to your body, inviting relaxation. Remove the cushion to reveal intricate woven seating, offering a minimalist alternative.
- Outdoor rocking chair design
- Aluminum frame with synthetic wicker seat filled with Dacron fiber, &. 100% solution died polyester fabric upholstery
- O rings to attach cushion to the frame but can be used without the cushion
- Store inside or cover while not in use during inclement weather
Dimensions: 34.0in H X 38.0in D X 26.77in W
Material: Aluminum
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Outdoor Care
Stash Home Care Guide
Our outdoor collections pair powder-coated aluminum frames with all-weather, solution-dyed fabrics that resist fading, mold and mildew. They are built for the elements, but regular upkeep is what keeps them looking new season after season.
Routine Care
- Wash frames periodically with a soft cloth, mild soap and water, then rinse well and towel dry. In coastal areas, rinse more often to clear salt deposits that can attack the finish.
- Brush cushions with a dry, soft-bristled brush regularly so dirt never becomes embedded in the weave.
- Wipe standing water off frames and tabletops. Pooled moisture leads to water spots; a half-and-half mix of white vinegar and water helps remove any that form.
Spills and Stains
- Clean everyday fabric stains with warm water and a gentle cleaner, working it in with a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly until no soap remains.
- For mildew on all-weather acrylic fabric, a diluted bleach solution followed by a soapy wash and a complete rinse is safe and effective.
- After any wet cleaning, stand cushions on edge with zippers unzipped and facing down so water drains fully, then let them air dry.
What to Avoid
- Never use solvent-based, abrasive or stainless-steel cleaners on painted aluminum. They break down the finish over time.
- Avoid dragging furniture, which can chip the coating and open the door to oxidation.
- Do not leave cushions out in heavy rain or trap wet cushions under covers, which invites mold.
Long-Term Maintenance
- Cover furniture when not in use, making sure everything is clean and dry first, and remove cushions before covering for extended periods.
- Store cushions indoors over winter. Touch up small chips in the frame finish promptly, and use felt pads and coasters on tabletops.