Find answers to common questions about outdoor patio furniture from Western Products and Homecrest Outdoor Living.

Where is Homecrest furniture made? Since 1953 Homecrest Outdoor Living furniture has been made in the USA.

Where can I purchase Homecrest furniture? You can purchase Homecrest Outdoor Living furniture at our Fargo/Moorhead showroom at 474 45th Street South in Fargo.

Can I get replacement parts for my furniture? Yes, just visit our Fargo/Moorhead showroom to work with a sales rep in placing your replacement order.

How can I get a Homecrest Outdoor Living catalog?
Click Here to download the most recent brochure and catalog.

What is the warranty on Homecrest furniture? Click Here to view the residential warranty.

Can I get Homecrest furniture in other colors and fabrics? Yes, Homecrest Outdoor Living collections are available in a variety of finishes and fabrics to fit with any lifestyle.

Are Homecrest furnishings green friendly?
More designers and consumers are interested in ecologically-friendly designs and products. Sturdy, durable outdoor furniture with a long lifespan is more appealing than "disposable" furniture meant to last only a few seasons.

How long do custom orders take?
Many retailers maintain a stock of stylish Homecrest products so you may find a product that suits your tastes right in their inventory. If you decide to order products designed to your personal specifications, the turnaround time is about three to four weeks.

How do I clean my slings and fabrics? To keep your cushions and pillows looking new, refer to the appropriate fabric section below. NEVER use a power washer on the frame or fabric of your Homecrest furniture.

Comfortext, Acrylic, Polyester Blends, and Sensation - Address stains promptly. Use warm water with a mixture of strong liquid detergent and chlorine bleach (one cup to three gallons of water). Always rinse thoroughly. Pat to remove excess water and allow to air dry.

Acrylics, Acrylic Blends, and Olefin Blends - Address stains promptly. Add 1/2 of chlorine bleach per three gallons of mild soap solution. Always rinse thoroughly. Pat to remove excess water and allow to air dry.

Acrylic Prints and Polyester Prints - Address stains promptly. Use a solution of lukewarm dishwashing liquid. Sponge thoroughly with clear water. Pat to remove excess water and allow to air dry. Do not use harsh cleaners or bleach on printed fabrics.