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ConsiderationsPrice. Concrete furniture, both custom and prefab, is expensive. Expect to pay significantly more than teak, metal or wicker. This has to be a look you’re very interested in to make it worth it.Durability. Concrete is made of aggregate (rocks, gravel or sand) and cement, as well as water, making it one of the toughest readily available building materials. If concrete furniture is properly taken care of, it can last a lifetime — and then some. Weight. Depending on the thickness and dimensions of concrete used for furniture, the weight of each piece can range from lift-with-two-people to set-it-and-forget-it. If you’d like flexibility on placement, choose lighter-weight concrete furniture or pieces set on wheels. The weight of some concrete pieces, like thick concrete slab dining tables, may be prohibitive for some applications like decks and rooftop terraces.

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