Garden and Patio Products at Easy Life Markets
Garden and patio products are everything that helps you use the space outside your door: seating and loungers, swings and hammock chairs, tables and fire pit tables, shade umbrellas, deck boxes for storage, plant watering kits, and spare parts for garden power tools. Easy Life Markets sells every item in this collection directly, and each product page lists the size, materials, options, current price and availability.
What should you buy first? Think about what stops you using the garden today. No seating? Start with chairs or a sofa set. Too much sun? Add an umbrella. Cushions and tools lying around? Get a deck box. Plants drying out when you are busy? A timed drip watering kit helps. The guide below walks through each group, what to check before you order, and examples from our current range. We add new items over time, so the advice applies to new arrivals as well.
What This Garden and Outdoor Collection Covers
A patio is a paved outdoor area next to a home, used for dining and relaxing. A garden adds lawn, beds and pots. Both need the same kinds of things to be comfortable and easy to look after. Our garden range is grouped like this:
- Seating. Sofa and sectional sets, Adirondack chairs, double seats with footstools.
- Loungers and swings. Chaise lounges, tanning chairs, A-frame swings and hammock chairs.
- Tables and heat. Coffee tables with glass tops and gas fire pit tables.
- Shade. Patio umbrellas, including cantilever styles.
- Storage. Metal deck boxes and rattan storage benches.
- Watering. Smart timers and drip irrigation kits for pots and planters.
- Garden machinery parts. Replacement parts for tools such as chainsaws.
This page sits inside our home and garden collection. For a furniture-only view, browse the outdoor seating and tables range in our furniture section.
Garden Seating and Relaxing
Sofa Sets and Sectionals
A seating group is the heart of most patios. Modular sectionals let you build a corner sofa, a straight sofa or separate chairs, so the layout can change with the season or the guests. Our current range includes the 7-piece wicker patio sectional set with acacia coffee table and cushions and the woven patio sofa set with nine configuration options. Check seat depth and the number of pieces against your space.
Chairs for Small Spaces
If you have a balcony or a small yard, two good chairs and a small table may be all you need. The folding wooden Adirondack chair set of 2 folds flat for storage. The 2 person wicker Adirondack chair with two footstools seats two side by side with cushions.
Loungers for Sun and Rest
A lounger lets you lie back and read or nap. Look for an adjustable backrest and, if you will move it often, wheels. Our PE rattan chaise lounge with wheels and adjustable backrest and the folding tanning chair with face cavity and five backrest positions cover both styles.
Swings and Hanging Chairs
Swings give a garden a relaxed corner. A freestanding A-frame needs no beam or tree. See the wooden 2 seat patio swing with center table and the hammock chair with steel C-frame stand and padded cushion. Both need firm, level ground and clear space for movement.
Tables, Fire Tables and Shade
Coffee Tables for the Patio
A low table in front of seating holds drinks, snacks and plants. Tempered glass tops wipe clean easily. Our wicker coffee table with tempered glass top pairs with most wicker and rope seating.
Fire Pit Tables
A gas fire pit table adds warmth on cool evenings and acts as a table at the same time. Our 56 inch propane fire pit table, listed at 50,000 BTU, burns over lava rocks. Use it only in the open air, keep it clear of walls, umbrellas, cushions and overhanging plants, follow the instructions that come with it, and never leave it burning unattended.
Patio Umbrellas
Shade turns a hot patio into a usable one in the middle of the day. Centre-pole umbrellas sit through a table or in a base. Cantilever umbrellas hang from a side post so there is no pole in the seating area. Our 3 m cantilever umbrella with eight ribs and a crank comes in coffee or khaki. Always use a heavy base and close the canopy in strong wind.
Garden Storage
Storage is the least exciting of our garden and patio products, and one of the most useful. It keeps a garden tidy and protects the things you have bought. Cushions last longer when they are dry. Tools rust less when they are covered. Toys and pool supplies stop cluttering the lawn. A large deck box holds a full set of cushions. A storage bench gives a seat and a box in one.
Our range includes the 200 gallon metal deck box with lockable lid and the PE rattan storage bench with cushion, listed as 70 gallons. For indoor and garage storage, see our storage and organization collection.
Watering Pots and Planters
Pots dry out faster than beds, especially in sun and wind. A drip irrigation kit delivers small amounts of water straight to the soil through thin tubes and drippers, which wastes less than spraying. A timer runs it on a schedule. Smart timers can be set from a phone app over WiFi, so plants get watered while you are busy or away for a few days.
Our WiFi water pump timer and drip irrigation kit for potted plants has an optional solar panel. Read the product page for what is in the kit, how many pots it is set up for and how it draws water. More connected home gadgets are in our smart home collection.
Tips for Drip Watering
- Group pots with similar water needs on the same line.
- Start with short watering times and adjust after checking the soil a day later.
- Water early in the morning or in the evening, when less is lost to evaporation.
- Flush the lines and clean drippers if flow slows.
- Keep the reservoir or water source topped up and covered.
Garden Power Tool Parts
Garden machines work hard and parts wear out. Replacing a single part can be cheaper than replacing the tool. Our current range includes a crankshaft and connecting rod assembly listed for MS440 chainsaws. Always match the part to your exact tool model and check the details on the product page before ordering. Engine work on chainsaws involves fuel and sharp chains, so if you are not confident, have a qualified small-engine mechanic fit it. For general garden jobs, see our manual tools collection, and more in the wider tools range.
Comparing Garden and Patio Products
| Product type | What it does | Space needed | Key things to check | Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sectional or sofa set | Group seating | Medium to large patio | Piece count, seat depth, cushions | Store cushions dry; cover in winter |
| Adirondack chairs | Relaxed seating | Small to medium | Folding or fixed, material | Refinish wood as needed |
| Chaise lounge | Lying down, sunbathing | Length of a person plus access | Backrest positions, wheels | Rinse frame; dry cushions |
| Swing or hammock chair | Gentle rocking seat | Frame footprint plus swing space | Weight limit, frame size | Check fixings each season |
| Fire pit table | Heat and a table surface | Open air, clear overhead | Fuel type, size, instructions | Cover when cool; keep burner clean |
| Umbrella | Shade | Canopy width plus base | Canopy size, pole type, base | Close in wind; store covered |
| Deck box or bench | Weather-protected storage | Against a wall or seating | Capacity, lid, lock | Wipe and keep lid closed |
| Drip irrigation kit | Automatic watering | Near pots and a power or solar source | Number of outlets, control method | Clean drippers and lines |
How to Choose Garden and Patio Products
Choose Garden and Patio Products by How You Use the Space
Do you eat outside, entertain, sunbathe, read or garden? Each use points to different pieces. Entertaining needs seating for several people and a table. Sunbathing needs loungers and shade nearby. Gardening needs storage and watering. Write down your two main uses and buy for those first.
Measure and Mark the Area
Measure the patio or deck and mark the footprint of the pieces you are considering. Allow space to walk round them, to pull chairs out and to recline loungers. Check where the sun falls at different times of day before placing umbrellas and loungers.
Match Materials to Your Weather
Synthetic wicker, woven rope and coated metal handle sun and rain well. Solid wood looks warm but needs a protective finish. Fabrics last longer if they are kept dry between uses. If your garden is exposed and windy, heavier pieces and solid umbrella bases matter more.
Plan Storage From the Start
Every cushion and tool needs somewhere dry to go. Buying a deck box at the same time as the seating saves a lot of tidying later.
Think About Power and Water
Smart watering kits need a water source and power, from a socket, batteries or a solar panel depending on the model. Fire pit tables need a gas supply as set out in their instructions. Plan where these will sit before you buy.
Ideas for Different Outdoor Spaces
Balconies
Keep it light and compact. Two folding chairs, a small table and a few pots on a drip kit make a balcony feel like a room. Check any weight limits set by your building, and keep heavy items close to the wall. Avoid open flames unless your building rules allow them.
Small Courtyards
Walls give shelter but also trap heat. A cantilever umbrella shades seating without taking floor space. A storage bench doubles as seating along a wall. Climbing plants in pots, watered on a timer, soften hard surfaces.
Larger Patios and Decks
Divide the space into zones: a lounge area with a sectional and coffee table, a warm corner with a fire pit table, and a sun spot with loungers. Leave clear paths between them so people can carry food and drinks safely.
Lawns and Open Gardens
Soft ground moves. Place swings and hammock stands on paving slabs or level, firm ground so the frame stays stable. Move lighter chairs now and then so the grass underneath can recover. Keep a deck box near the back door for cushions and children's toys.
Pool and Sun Areas
Choose frames and fabrics that dry quickly and wipe clean. Loungers with wheels move easily between sun and shade. A lockable deck box keeps pool supplies tidy and away from small children.
Getting More From Your Garden and Patio Products
Small habits make outdoor items last. Brush off leaves and dirt each week in autumn, since wet debris stains and traps moisture. Rinse salt and chlorine off frames near the sea or a pool. Tighten fixings when you notice a wobble rather than waiting for a part to fail. Keep the manuals for fire tables, watering kits and power tools in one place, so you can find instructions when you need them. If you buy in stages, keep to one or two colours and materials so new pieces fit with what you already own.
Care Through the Year
- Spring. Wash frames, check bolts and swing fixings, refinish wood, and test watering systems.
- Summer. Use shade, bring cushions in overnight, check watering times as the weather changes.
- Autumn. Clear leaves often, drain and clean irrigation lines, store loungers you no longer use.
- Winter. Store cushions, umbrellas and folding chairs indoors. Cover larger pieces. Keep watering kits and electronics dry.
Safety in the Garden
Place swings and hammock stands on flat, firm ground and keep to the weight limits listed. Supervise children near swings, fire and water. Keep fire pit tables away from anything that can burn. Store garden chemicals and fuel in a locked box or cabinet. Wear gloves and eye protection when working on garden tools, and disconnect spark plugs or batteries before handling cutting parts.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Buying seating with no storage plan. Wet cushions wear out fast.
- Ignoring the sun path. A patio in full sun at noon is hard to use without shade.
- Overfilling the space. Leave room to move and recline.
- Setting a watering timer and forgetting it. Check soil and adjust times as the weather changes.
- Ordering tool parts without checking the model. Match the part to your exact machine.
Who This Collection Suits
Our garden and patio products suit families who spend summer evenings outside, people with balconies or small courtyards, keen container gardeners, and anyone who wants a tidier, more comfortable yard. Start small and add pieces as you find out how you use the space. For indoor finishing touches, browse our decor collection, and for dining storage see kitchen and dining.
Buying From Easy Life Markets
Each product page lists dimensions, materials and what is included. The current price and availability are shown on each product page. For delivery details, read our shipping policy. If something is not right, our return and refund policy explains the steps. General answers are on our FAQ page, and you can send questions through the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I buy first for a new patio?
Seating and a small table come first. Then add shade and a deck box. Fire pit tables, swings and loungers can follow once you know how you use the space.
Can garden furniture stay outside all year?
Frames made for outdoor use can, but covers help, and cushions, umbrellas and folding chairs last longer stored dry in winter.
How does a drip irrigation kit work?
A pump or tap feeds water through thin tubes to drippers in each pot. A timer runs it on a schedule. Smart timers can be set from a phone app.
Is a cantilever umbrella better than a centre-pole umbrella?
It is better when you want shade without a pole in the middle, such as over loungers or a sectional. A centre-pole umbrella suits a dining table with a hole.
How do I keep cushions in good condition?
Bring them in or store them in a deck box when rain is due, stand them on edge to drain, and wash covers as the product instructions allow.
Will a replacement chainsaw part fit my machine?
Only if it matches your exact model. Check the details on the product page and your tool's manual before ordering, and contact us if unsure.
Can I return a garden item?
Please read our return and refund policy for the conditions and steps before sending anything back.