Our resort collection is ten models — loungers, dining sets, parasol ensembles and rope-weave accents — built alongside our street furniture under the same roof in Foshan. Unlike the public-space ranges, resort pieces do not have a category page of their own; they live inside the main product catalogue, and this guide is the map to them.
The collection is designed to be mixed: one visual language of powder-coated frames, woven rope and neutral cushions runs from the pool deck to the dining terrace, so a property can start with one zone and extend later without a redesign.
Everything here is factory-direct, which matters for hospitality timelines: quotations come from the production side, and custom finishes or layouts go straight to our engineers.
The resort collection at a glance
Ten models, grouped by role. Click through for dimensions, materials and finishes — every figure on the product pages is from the current catalogue:
| Model | Role | Construction highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum Sun Lounger Set | Poolside lounging | Rust-free powder-coated aluminium, adjustable sling, matching side table |
| Mesh Sun Lounger | Pool lines and beaches | Stackable, textilene mesh sling — the hospitality workhorse |
| Poolside Sectional Sofa Set | Lounge zones | Teak platform base, woven wicker arms, quick-dry olefin cushions |
| Cantilever Parasol Dining Set | Dining under shade | 3 m cantilever parasol with cross base plus a 4-seat rope-weave dining set |
| Grand Cantilever Parasol Set | Statement terraces | Double-top parasol shading an 8-seat HPL-slat dining set |
| Rope Weave Dining Set | Dining terraces | Rope-woven armchairs around a square table; commercial-grade steel frames |
| Resin Outdoor Dining Set | Poolside and beach clubs | Maintenance-free UV-stabilized resin; ceramic-look tabletop; stacking chairs |
| Steel Slat Lounge Set | All-weather lounges | All-metal: welded powder-coated steel slats — zero wood, zero rot |
| Rope Lounge Chair Set | Conversation corners | Hand-woven natural rope, plush cushions, pedestal table |
| Rooftop Terrace Dining Collection | Whole-terrace programs | Parasols, lounge sofas and dining sets coordinated in one colour story, configured per layout |
Matching models to zones
Properties rarely buy one product type — they buy a zone. The collection is built so zones pair without clashing:
- Pool deck: mesh or aluminium loungers in lines, the sectional sofa for shaded groups, and the resin dining set for wet, barefoot zones where maintenance access is worst.
- Dining terrace: rope-weave or parasol dining sets; the grand cantilever set where a single statement is wanted.
- Rooftop and entrance: the rooftop terrace collection, configured per layout, with planters from our planter range defining edges and wind-sensitive corners.
- Arrival and walkways: where hospitality meets public space, seating from our park bench range carries the same powder-coat system as the resort pieces.
Materials and maintenance expectations
Each construction in the collection carries a different maintenance profile — choose by who will actually maintain it:
| Construction | Strength | Maintenance reality |
|---|---|---|
| Powder-coated aluminium + sling | Rust-free, stackable, light enough for daily reconfiguration | Wipe-down; slings are replaceable components quoted per project |
| Teak platform + wicker + olefin cushions | The comfort benchmark for lounge zones | Cushions want covered storage or a quick-dry spec in wet seasons; teak weathers rather than rots |
| UV-stabilized resin | Zero finish to maintain; stacking saves back-of-house space | UV-stable colour; the lowest-maintenance dining option in the range |
| Welded steel slats | No wood, no rot, a vandal-resistant feel | Coating touch-ups in high-wear spots; otherwise the quietest product here |
| Hand-woven rope | The design-led look guests photograph | Natural fibre wants shade placement — specify it away from pool spray |
Finish and material details per model are listed on each product page and in the specifications hub.
Shade: parasols and placement
Shade is the piece guests use most and plans for least. Both cantilever parasol sets in the collection are built around the same idea — the mast off to one side, the canopy over the table — but they solve different site problems:
- The cantilever parasol dining set pairs a 3 m cantilever canopy with a 4-seat rope-weave table — a self-contained unit for dining terraces and pool decks where one parasol per table is the rhythm.
- The grand cantilever parasol set doubles the canopy with a double top and shades an 8-seat HPL-slat table — the statement piece for a premium terrace, and one SKU that does the work of four.
Two placement rules from resort projects: keep canopy edges clear of circulation lines so staff can pass with trays, and check the cross-base footprint against your deck build-up before ordering — ballast and base plates are where parasol installations actually get decided. For whole-terrace programmes that need more units than a set provides, parasols and lounge sofas can be ordered separately through the rooftop terrace collection configuration.
Back of house: storage, stacking and housekeeping
Hospitality furniture lives two lives: the season it serves guests and the hours it spends stacked, covered and moved. The collection respects both:
- Stackability where it counts. The mesh sun lounger and resin dining chairs stack, which is the difference between a storage room and a storage wing. If back-of-house space is tight, this spec line outranks upholstery comfort.
- Cushion strategy. Quick-dry olefin cushions on the sectional sofa set reduce the indoor-outdoor shuffle; in wet-season climates, still budget covered storage or specify the all-metal options instead.
- Zero-wood choices for hard-life zones. The steel slat lounge set and the resin dining set exist precisely for zones where maintenance access is worst — beach clubs, overwater decks, rental programmes.
- Spares planning. Sling and cushion replacements are quoted per project; raise a spares assumption with the first order so the second season is a reorder, not a redesign.
How hotel and resort projects are quoted
Hospitality orders are usually mixed-model and deadline-driven. The commercial mechanics are the same as our street-furniture terms: per-model minimums — 20 pcs on most builds, 5 pcs on selected models — mixed models sharing one container, and payment structured as a 30% deposit with the balance against the bill of lading copy. Production lead time is confirmed per project at quotation stage, so give us the opening date with the enquiry.
For branded properties we manufacture custom finishes and coordinated cushion colours on custom runs from 50 pcs per model; send the brand guideline and our engineers return a colour and artwork proof before production. Warranty coverage is set out on our warranty page, and export packing is container-optimised per our shipping notes.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can we see the resort collection?+
All ten models live in the main product catalogue with full dimensions, materials and finishes. This guide groups them by role; the product pages carry the specification.
Can we mix resort and street-furniture models in one order?+
Yes — mixed models share one container, and the powder-coat systems are the same, so public-space seating and resort pieces can be specified together on one project.
What is the minimum order for a hospitality project?+
Per model, not per order: 20 pcs on most builds and 5 pcs on selected models. A single-zone fit-out normally clears the minimums without padding quantities.
Can furniture be finished in our hotel brand colours?+
Any RAL powder-coat colour plus coordinated cushion colours, on custom runs from 50 pcs per model. Send the brand guideline and we return a colour and artwork proof before production.
How far ahead should we order before a property opening?+
Production lead time is confirmed per project at quotation stage and sea freight follows the sailing schedule — raise the opening date with your first enquiry so the quotation is built around it.
Send your schedule, get a costed BOM
Send the schedule of items, quantities and finish requirements. Our engineers review it, flag anything a factory cannot quote as written, and reply with a specification and price within one working day.
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