Patio Gliders Buying Guide
There's nothing more relaxing than hanging out in your
backyard on a warm day, and with the right
patio gliders are a good investment. They will spruce up a backyard and are known to last a long time with proper care. Plus, they're durable. Whether it's a snowy 20° outside or a humid 95°, this is one type of outdoor furniture that will not only survive the elements, parties, and kids, it will also add a decorative touch to your yard.
How Do You Glide?
Patio gliders have come a long way since they were first built over one hundred years ago. Throughout this period, gliders slowly became a popular yard accessory and can now be found in various colors, designs, and sizes. But the one thing that remained consistent was their ability to glide. Today gliders come numerous varieties, which can be used indoors and outdoors depending on the space and decor.
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glider chairs also referred to as porch gliders.
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rocking chairs, but unlike the ones found in your grandmother's house, glider rockers move horizontally instead of vertically, producing a gliding motion.
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gliding rocking chair because of the similar design. Though, there is a difference. Glider chairs, you guessed it, look more like regular
chairs.
Metal vs. Wood
Gliders can be constructed from different materials including plastic, metal, and wood which is the most popular and longgliders'>patio gliders by hand. These gliders can be made from cherry, oak, walnut, and hickory wood.
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