Outdoor Resin Wicker Patio Furniture, Wicker Furniture Sets, Wicker Patio Sets

Scroll down to see a large selection. Outdoor Wicker Patio Furniture, also known as Resin Wicker Patio Furniture, can be modern, classic, traditional or resort-inspired. From white antique rockers to espresso brown sectionals, wicker furniture has certainly evolved. We have all of the pieces you might want. Wicker chairs, sofas, love seats, chaise lounges, glider chairs, cocktail & end tables & lots of dining sets.

Wicker Warehouse proudly offers a full range of Wicker Furniture that feature our own exclusive designs made by our partner factories. We also represent some of the finest American brands, including Lane, South Sea, Braxton Culler, Whitecraft, Yesteryear, Spice Islands ,Classic Rattan and more.

Comfort....please look at the pictures of our furniture. Look at our seat cushions. See how the distance from the floor to the top of the seat cushion in the front of the cushion is higher than it is in the back of the cushion? Our seats are pitched back so that you automatically lean back & sink into our back cushions. Combine this with our deep seats & high backs and you have comfortable furniture made the right way.

Construction....All our products are incredibly sturdy and built to last, featuring aluminum frames, never steel that may rust. Our frames are all factory welded. There is no assembly required. A few things require attaching like the runners to our rockers and the table tops to our dining tables. We could attach them before shipping, but the truckers tend to damage them because the runners stick out from both the front & back of the rockers. When we ship dining tables we must really over pack the the tops so that they arrive safely to you. There are just 4 stainless steel fittings to attach the table top to the table base. Our frames enjoy a really long life.

Synthetic Wicker... A word about synthetic wicker. We find the best natural rattan in the world comes from Indonesia so that is where our partner factories for natural wicker are. Synthetic Resin Wicker is a whole different story. It is a man made product. There are lots of different qualities that a furniture maker can buy. In todays world of internet dealers and big box stores where everyone is fighting to offer the lowest prices quality materials can sometimes suffer. There are lots of different levels of quality synthetic wicker a furniture maker can purchase to make their furniture from. We only use HDPE--high density polyethylene. You can google it & read about it. HDPE is a better grade of synthetic wicker. The less expensive synthetic wicker mixes plastic into it. This has a tendency to dry, crack & split allowing for a shorter life span.

Inside Factory Information...we tell you all about the raw materials we use, but there is another major factor in quality. That is the workers. Their is a shortage of people with the skills to do a quality job of weaving. You must provide a good salary and have work year round or you will lose your workers. We have have been partnering with the same factory for many years. It is still challenging, but we feel our factory does a better job than most.

Cushions & Fabric...Not only do we all have to know about the synthetic wicker, but selecting what type of fabric to have your cushions made from is very important. We offer two types of fabric. Both are synthetic and non porous. SP fabrics, meaning Spun Polyester and AC fabrics, meaning Acrylic.When the fabric mills try to dye their SP fabrics because they are non porous the fabric will not accept the dye. The mill has to weave yards & yards of fabric( usually at least 3,000 yards) & then do what is called a silk screening process. The dye sets on top of the fabric. It does not go through to the other side. You will receive a good wear from these fabrics, but they will fade in sunlight. AC, Acrylic fabric is what Sunbrella uses. They are also non porous so Sunbella--think about this--actually places every thread of fabric into what is callled a "dyed solution process" BEFORE they weave it into yards. The dye pentrates & coats each thread of fabric. They load it up with UV protectors and this creates a fabric that is amongst the most fade, stain & mildew resistant available. They charge more $ per yard, but my personal opinion is that they are less expensive over the long run as they look better & last longer. Especially in outdoor enviroments. Lastly, our cushions are American Made & we have the same upholster for over 25 years.

Where to use it...now you know how our furniture is made & what materials we use to make it. It will do well in most any situation, but we still must use our common sense. Example---let us say you have your furniture indoors in a room that is surrounded by windows. We all know the sun rises in the east, goes around towards the south and ends up in the west to finish the day. Make believe you place the back of your sofa against the east side wall where the sun rises every morning. The sun is hot on its own and now it becomes hotter shinining + reflecting through the window. Day after day, year after year. This location allows for a better chance that the sun will dry out the polyethylene wicker. We do not mean right away, but your furniture may only have--EG a 5 year life instead of much longer if in a better location. You may find that this piece of furniture will have a shorter life than your others that are not in this location. To emphasize this point make believe it is winter. You are sitting indoors nice and warm. You are sitting by an east side window with the sun shining on you. Stay there long enough & you will get a sun burn! Again, we must all use our common sense about wicker furniture & everything else.