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- Plastic: Economical, ultra-lightweight material with complete waterproofing. It is easy to clean and can be transported effortlessly.
- Metallic: It is resistant to harsh weather conditions, so it does not require frequent maintenance like wood. It is relatively heavy, so it may be more difficult to move.
- Wooden: Regular maintenance is recommended as it is a more sensitive material to harsh weather conditions. It is relatively heavier material than aluminum, so it may be more difficult to move.
- Rattan/Wicker: For a lounge outdoor atmosphere and summer resorts. It gives you the exotic look of woven material, but is very easy to clean and does not dry out or fray from sun and rain.
- Polypropylene: Modern, hard plastic (often with added fiberglass) that offers a matte design, high static strength, and sun protection.
- Aluminum: Aluminum stools offer the strength of metal without the weight, are easy to move, and are the only ones that will never rust, even if they are permanently exposed to moisture.
- Foldable: Stool that folds and closes with one motion. The perfect solution for easy storage and space saving on small balconies.
- Stackable: Stools that can be stacked one inside the other, allowing you to store multiple stools together while taking up the space of just one.
- Ideal for Professional Use: Constructed with reinforced durability and sturdiness specifications, suitable for continuous and demanding use in hospitality areas. The materials offer increased resistance to abrasion, minor impacts, and frequent cleaning with professional detergents.
- Eco Friendly: Product made from recycled materials or certified sustainably managed wood (FSC). Manufactured with a low environmental footprint and is 100% recyclable.
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- UV Protection: Special resistance to sunlight. The materials do not fade, crack, and withstand the hot Greek summer sun.
- Water Resistant: Ready for sudden summer showers and winter humidity as they do not rust, do not peel their paint, and dry quickly, allowing you to leave them outside without the worry of daily covering.
