Yes. All WAZ Outdoor furniture collections are suitable for everyday family and child-friendly outdoor use under normal supervised conditions.

For the European Collection specifically, care should be taken around swimming pools and when handling the inner EPS bead filling. The small EPS beads contained within the inner bags may present a choking or inhalation hazard to young children if released from the inner lining and swallowed or inhaled.

Inner filling bags should never be opened, emptied, or refilled in the presence of young children, and any damaged inner bags should be repaired or replaced immediately to prevent bead leakage.

Adult supervision is recommended when children are using outdoor furniture near pools, water features, or flotation-based furniture products.

Our timber furniture pieces are crafted from natural materials designed to live beautifully outdoors. Like all genuine outdoor timber, the wood will naturally respond to its environment and develop character over time. Periodic maintenance — including gentle cleaning, light sanding, and the application of suitable timber care products where recommended — forms part of preserving the timber’s appearance and longevity.

Exposure to intense UV sunlight, rain, moisture, salt air, humidity, and environmental pollutants will gradually influence the timber’s colour and appearance if left untreated or uncovered. This natural ageing process may include soft silvering, tonal variation, fine surface checking, and weathering — all considered part of the authentic character of real wood.

To assist in maintaining the furniture, WAZ Outdoor strongly recommends:

Using protective furniture covers when pieces are not in use
Avoiding prolonged standing water and trapped moisture
Cleaning surfaces regularly with a soft cloth and mild soapy water
Ensuring furniture remains dry and well-ventilated when covered
Periodically sanding and applying suitable outdoor timber care products and sealers where recommended
Protective covers should never trap moisture for extended periods, as this may accelerate weathering, mould growth, or timber movement.

As timber is a natural product, variations in grain, tone, texture, and weathering form part of its inherent beauty and are not considered manufacturing defects.