What does "recommended minimum space" mean, and why is it larger than the furniture itself?
"Recommended minimum space" refers to the dimensions of your furniture plus the extra room needed for comfortable and safe use. This ensures enough space for movement and prevents the furniture from bumping into walls or other items.
Here are some examples:
- Porch or daybed swings: Allow 3–4 feet of clearance in front and back, and 12–14 inches on either side to prevent collisions.
- Chaise lounges: Leave 2–3 feet of space on all sides for freedom of movement. For safety, we recommend a 3-foot clearance between the pool edge and the chaises.
- Rocking chairs and gliders: Maintain 2–3 feet of space on all sides to ensure smooth movement without bumping into walls.
- Dining, counter, and bar tables: Leave at least 3 feet of space around the chair for easy movement and for walking around.