Where to get outdoor furniture (sofa, loveseat etc) (Hilo: sales, real estate)

[terracore]

6 years of searching and I still haven't found any. Because of our climate and dogs I'm looking for cheap versus quality (better to replace every few years). I've tried the usual suspects: Home Depot, Walmart, Target, Amazon (won't ship), Bamboo and Teak, Paradise Plants, Lowes, Costco, hotel resales, etc. Some of them have a minimal selection some of the year but are either too small (single seats, lounge chairs, or just outdoor dining stuff) or too expensive (not spending $1200 on a single piece I plan to rehome in a few years). I've checked out a lot of furniture stores too but they only sell "indoor" stuff.

Anywhere else to look?

[Dreaming of Hawaii]

Have you tried Costco on-line? Maybe they have a wider selection than in the store.

How about Craigslist or yard sales?

[hotzcatz]

Craig's List? We've gotten whole sets of teak furniture for less than $500.

[steiconi]

The big box stores follow mainland seasons, so you won't find any outdoor furniture right now. Look in the spring, or wait until July for close-out sales.
Yeah, Craiglsist is probably your best bet right now. January is the peak month for real estate sales, so there should be moving sales coming up soon.

I bought a metal table and chairs 3-4 years ago. They've always been kept under a roof, but have rusted horribly.
Resin chairs get severe UV damage and fall apart within a couple of years if left in the sun. But we have some we've kept in the garage that have lasted 12 years.
A friend gave me a set of plastic wicker furniture; the powder-coated metal frames were in great shape, and lasted another 5 years outdoors (and live on elsewhere), but the plastic wicker fell apart.

Bamboo and Teak's stock varies a lot, they may have something in the next shipment. Talk to the manager, he's very friendly.

[bolus]

Costo online has some but probably out of your price range. Delivery is an extra $200 as well. I got a set but it took 3 months if I remember correctly. It is delivered by a local moving company that puts the delivery on their schedule (2-3 extra weeks). It was good quality though. I dont think I'll get rid of them within a year.

https://www.costco.com/patio-furniture.html

[tweez]

World Market usually has decent stuff and I think they ship to HI - not 100% sure on that though.

[terracore]

Originally Posted by tweez

World Market usually has decent stuff and I think they ship to HI - not 100% sure on that though.

They do ship some stuff to Hawaii.... not furniture however.

"No shipping options available for this item. Please change your address and try again."

[steiconi]

When Pier One first opened, they would ship to Hawaii, but the furniture was a lot more expensive than the mainland (of course). They may still ship here, I haven't checked lately.

[Lodestone]

Mostly indoor stuff, but we like Iolani in Hilo: https://iolani-furniture.myshopify.com/
They refurbish used furniture, so their inventory varies.

[steiconi]

another thing about shipping to Hawaii...
Sometimes they won't ship to Hawaii, sometimes they won't ship to a POBox. Try a physical address before you give up!
This just happened on Amazon. I give them my physical address on line 1, box # on line 2.