Der Cosiloft 100 Loungetisch ist ein schöner Loungetisch, den Sie ganz nach Ihrem Geschmack zusammenstellen können.
Der Cosiloft verfügt über ein durchbrochenes Aluminiumgestell, das mit einer Tischplatte Ihrer Wahl kombiniert werden kann. Es stehen drei verschiedene Tischplatten zur Verfügung: Grau, Schwarz und Teak. Das Gestell ist in zwei Farben erhältlich: weiß für einen modernen Look oder schwarz für einen industriellen Stil. Trotz seiner niedrigen Liegehöhe passt in den Cosiloft sogar eine 5 kg schwere Gasflasche. Die Gasflasche ist gut in das Design des Cosiloft-Tisches integriert.
Jeder Cosiloft wird mit einer Abdeckplatte für den Brenner geliefert. Wenn Sie also den Brenner nicht benutzen, können Sie die gesamte Tischfläche nutzen. Genießen Sie die Zeit mit Ihrer Familie und Ihren Freunden!
Der Cosiloft 100 Loungetisch wird mit einem 30 mBar-Regler mit Gasschlauch, 4 Keramikscheiten, Lavasteinen, Batterie und Abdeckplatte geliefert.
Sunbrella vs. Sunproof: Which Outdoor Fabric Will You Choose?
When choosing outdoor fabrics for cushions, chairs, or sunshades, two names often come up: Sunbrella and Sunproof. Both brands are known for their weather-resistant qualities and stylish appearance. Yet there are clear differences in origin, composition, and price. In this blog, we compare Sunbrella fabric and Sunproof fabric side by side, so you can make the right choice for your project.
Sunbrella is an American brand owned by Glen Raven, Inc. and has been around since the 1960s. The brand pioneered solution-dyed acrylic, a type of yarn that is fully saturated with color. This ensures the fabric retains its beauty for years, even in bright sunlight. Sunproof, on the other hand, is a relatively newer brand of Asian origin (developed by Ateja, Indonesia). These fabrics are made from solution-dyed olefin (polypropylene). This fiber is also dyed throughout, but the base material differs, which affects its properties.
Technical comparison:
Feature
Sunbrella (Acrylic)
Sunproof (Olefin / Polypropylene)
Material
100% solution-dyed acrylic
100% solution-dyed olefin
UV resistance
Very high (colorfast for up to 10+ years)
High (colorfast for 5–7 years)
Water repellency
Excellent, but breathable
Very good, slightly less breathable
Mold-resistant
Yes, thanks to a special coating
Yes, thanks to water-repellent fibers
Comfort & texture
Softer, natural textile feel
Slightly stiffer, synthetic feel
Colors & Patterns
Extensive collection
Somewhat more limited, but growing
Maintenance
Easy, can even be done with bleach
Easy, but more sensitive to heat
Price range
Higher segment
Mid- to low-end segment
Application
Luxury outdoor & indoor upholstery
General outdoor use, hospitality, garden
Durability and lifespan
Sunbrella fabrics are known for their long lifespan and colorfastness. The fibers are resistant to UV light, salt, chlorine, and rain, allowing the fabric to last up to ten years without fading.
Sunproof fabrics are not far behind, but are generally slightly less resistant to prolonged sun exposure. On the other hand, they are often lighter in weight and more affordable—ideal for projects with a more limited budget.
Maintenance
Both fabrics are designed for easy maintenance. Sunbrella: can be cleaned with water, mild soap, and even a bleach solution without affecting the color. Sunproof: also easy to clean, but it’s best to avoid bleach—it can weaken the material. Both fabrics dry quickly and are resistant to mold, making them ideal for humid environments such as boats, gardens, and pools.
Sustainability & Eco-Friendliness
Sunbrella has its own recycling program and uses recycled fibers in new fabrics. The brand is strongly committed to eco-friendly production processes.
Sunproof is OEKO-TEX® certified, meaning the fabric is free of harmful substances. Although its environmental impact is slightly lower than Sunbrella’s, it is still a sustainable choice within its price range.
Conclusion: Which one should you choose?
Both fabrics are excellent choices for outdoor use—it mainly depends on your budget, intended use, and personal preference.
Sunbrella
Choose Sunbrella if you’re looking for: A luxurious look A soft, natural feel Maximum colorfastness and durability
Sunproof
Choose Sunproof if you want: Affordable quality Good performance for everyday use Low-maintenance outdoor fabric for, for example, hospitality or residential use
In summary
Sunbrella = premium comfort and design Sunproof = a durable, practical, and affordable choice
Whichever you choose, both fabrics offer years of colorfast, weather-resistant, and stylish upholstery—perfect for every season!
