Furniture and Lighting Make Patios and Backyards an Extension of Your Living Space

When considering the square footage of living space in their home, many families often forget to include the potential oasis waiting just outside the back door.  A backyard done right is more than just a backyard.  It is quite literally an extension of your living space.  All American Pool and Patio encourages you to discover how the right outdoor patio furniture, outdoor patio lighting, and other critical elements can transform an average backyard into a true extension of the areas you can relax and unwind any time of day or night.

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As with any other area in your home, the design choices you make should reflect the tastes that most define your personality.  Will it be wicker or wrought iron patio furniture?  Are hammocks or outdoor fire pits a possibility?  The truth is that there is an endless array of patio accessories from which to choose, and that’s half the fun!  Outdoor patio and lawn furniture from industry leaders including Tropitone, Meadowcraft and Mallin and Treasure Garden assure that the tables, chairs, umbrellas and more that you choose from are as durable and long lasting as they are stylish and comfortable.  A diverse inventory promises a number of looks to choose from. In other words, whatever your personal tastes, we’re certain we can help you reflect it in the look of your patio and backyard.

 

When you think about it, a patio and backyard that go unused is really just wasted space.  Even if used rarely or primarily for entertaining, a patio and yard done right should engender a relaxing feeling, and be pleasing to the eye in terms of both the yard itself as well as how it is accented through the furniture choices you’ve made.  Do your patio and backyard pass the relaxation test?  Is either aesthetically pleasing?  More importantly, are they an extension of your living space or something altogether separate?  If the answer is no to any or all of the above, it may be time to give a little love to these areas. 

 

Maximize one of the places that make a house a home by outfitting your patio and backyard with furniture from All-American Pool and Patio.  In the process you’re sure to not only create not only an extension of your living space, but also an extension of you.

About the Author

Todd Singer is the president of All American Pool and Patio. As a three-generation family operation they have been dedicated to high quality products and services for the outdoor lifestyle. They feature patio furniture and accessories from industry leaders such as Castelle, Mallin, Meadowcraft, Summer Classics, Treasure Garden and Tropitone. Now with two locations to serve you better, feel free to give us a call or stop in.

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Iron Patio Q&A

I have an old iron table any ideas?

I have an olllld cast iron table, kinda for like patio seating area...it needs painted..any ideas?

Sure! You can add a little pazazz to your table and chairs if available by doing a texture paint.
Here's how it works..
Project Steps:
Sand your table your desired roughness of sandpaper.
Purchase a couple of spray can colors that have a textured cap, you can actually feel the roughness on the cap. A local hardware store, homedepot/lowes ect will have this product.
Most of those chains carry what I'm talking about and the brand of paint is Rustoleum Paint. and it's called American Accents.

View the link below and you'll see what I'm talking about

Can I put an iron wine bottle rack with glass outside the house?

A while back, I bought a beautiful iron bottle rack wine bar holder at an auction at a very high end furniture store. I think it is about 2 1/2 to 3 feet in height and about 3 1/2 in length. Its all in black and has beautiful grapes and leaves but all in iron. A glass sits on top of the rack for wine glasses. It just does not match the inside of our NEW house. I was thinking about taking it out side under a wood porch. I will REALLY match the black patio table. I just don't know if it will rust and wonder if I should pray it with some kind of protection. Any suggestions?

Iron will rust and you will get rust marks on your patio. You could coat it in protective lacquer but this is not guarenteed to work and you will lose the look of the item that you like.