Mason Place indoor and outdoor cedar patio furniture outlet, serving Keswick, Bradford, Newmarket, York Region, Toronto and Southern Ontario.
All our furnishings are made of Northern White
Cedar (Thuja occidentalis), a species
known for its beauty and durability. Left
outside in its natural state, it will mature
to a splendid silver gray. You can also stain
Northern White Cedar in the color of your
choice to match your decor. Whether natural or
stained, Northern White Cedar will add a
natural touch to your environment for years to
come.
Naturally resistant to rot and insects for
superior durability.
Requires no chemical preservatives, making it
a safe and natural alternative to treated
wood.
Robust structure that does not warp or sag
over time, as with plastic or resin furniture.
Extremely smooth and splinter-free surface for
optimal comfort.
Cream and vanilla-colored in its natural
state, it can be left that way or stained to
match your decor.
Ideal inside and out.
Smells great.
All log furniture is subject to a
natural process called "checking". As
wood releases moisture, checking can
occur across or through
its annual
growth rings. This normal result of wood
seasoning occurs only on the surface of
the wood, and does not affect the wood’s
structural performance or integrity. In
fact, we believe these characteristics
only add to the natural beauty of your
furniture. Checking can range from very
slight slivers to cracks running the
full length of the log to the heart of
the wood. Checking is completely normal
and in no way affects the integrity of
the wood or the strength of the
furniture.
Mason Place Cedar Patio Furniture
Outlet 25987 Woodbine Avenue Keswick, ON
L4P 3E9
905.476.5545, 800.263.3234 FAX 905.476.7163
its annual
growth rings. This normal result of wood
seasoning occurs only on the surface of
the wood, and does not affect the wood’s
structural performance or integrity. In
fact, we believe these characteristics
only add to the natural beauty of your
furniture. Checking can range from very
slight slivers to cracks running the
full length of the log to the heart of
the wood. Checking is completely normal
and in no way affects the integrity of
the wood or the strength of the
furniture.
