LONGG supplies commercial outdoor furniture for restaurant, café, hotel, resort, terrace and poolside projects. The collection includes outdoor tables, outdoor chairs, outdoor sofas, chaise lounges and swings, umbrellas and shade structures and outdoor dining sets. Product suitability must be reviewed for the actual site and exposure conditions.
Start with climate and exposure. State the project location and whether the furniture will face rain, direct sun, high humidity, salt air, temperature changes, wind, pool chemicals or partial shelter. These conditions affect the appropriate frame, finish, tabletop, upholstery, hardware, drainage and maintenance plan. Avoid relying on broad terms such as weatherproof or rustproof without a model-specific specification.
Frames and surface materials. Available options vary by model and may include aluminum, steel, stainless steel, wood, synthetic rattan, woven rope, resin, stone and other materials. Compare weight, handling, cleaning, surface temperature, maintenance and the intended design. Confirm the exact material grade, construction, finish and applicable use environment in the quotation and approved sample.
Outdoor upholstery and cushions. Specify the required fabric, color, cushion construction, cleaning method, water management and storage plan. If the project requires particular abrasion, colorfastness, fire-performance or other test criteria, provide the applicable standard and market in the RFQ. Confirm which components are intended to remain outdoors and which should be stored or protected when not in use.
Layout, stability and daily operation. Provide the floor plan, product quantities, intended seating capacity, aisle requirements and storage needs. Table and seating dimensions should be coordinated together. For windy or exposed locations, include the site conditions and any local requirements when reviewing product weight, bases, umbrellas and shade structures. Furniture placement must not obstruct service circulation or required access routes.
Drainage, hardware and maintenance. Outdoor suitability depends on the complete assembly, including joints, fasteners, feet, glides, cushions and drainage details. Ask for the recommended cleaning and maintenance procedure for the selected materials. Damage caused by trapped water, inappropriate chemicals, unprotected storage or coastal exposure cannot be evaluated from product photographs alone.
Customization, drawings and samples. LONGG can review project requests for dimensions, materials, frame finishes, tabletop options, upholstery, colors and furniture combinations. Availability depends on the selected model and application. State whether drawings, finish samples, fabric swatches or a physical sample are required so their availability, cost and schedule can be confirmed.
Preparing an outdoor furniture RFQ. Send the project location, venue type, exposure conditions, product links or model references, quantity by item, target dimensions, floor plan, material and finish preferences, target delivery window, packing needs and any inspection or documentation requirements. Photos of the installation area can help clarify shelter, access, surface and storage conditions.
MOQ, lead time, inspection and packing. MOQ and lead time vary by model, materials, finish, quantity, customization and approval process. Agree the inspection scope for the specific order, including relevant dimensions, materials, finish, assembly, hardware and stability checks. Request package dimensions, gross weight, assembly instructions and spare-hardware details before shipment.
Review materials and finish swatches and published hospitality projects, or send your outdoor layout and request a project quotation.