What's the difference between indoor and outdoor commercial restaurant furniture?

What's the difference between indoor and outdoor commercial restaurant furniture?

Indoor and outdoor commercial restaurant furniture differ significantly in materials, construction, and durability requirements. 
Indoor furniture (which CDG crafts in solid wood, leather, flannel, and metal) prioritizes comfort, aesthetics, and interior design harmony — it does not need to withstand weather. 
Outdoor furniture requires weatherproof materials: 
CDG uses powder-coated aluminum frames (rust-proof), all-weather woven PE rope (UV-resistant, won't fade or crack), and quick-dry foam cushions with waterproof covers. 
Outdoor pieces are also typically stackable for easy storage and lighter-weight for mobility. CDG's outdoor furniture is tested for commercial high-traffic use — it handles sun, rain, and temperature swings without degrading. 
The good news: CDG's design team can help you create a cohesive indoor-outdoor aesthetic where the outdoor pieces complement the indoor style while meeting weather-resistance standards. They offer both as part of their one-stop solution for restaurants.