About The Brand - Zest Outdoor Living
Zest Outdoor Living
Outstanding specialists within the wooden garden furniture business, Zest Outdoor Living have been designing and manufacturing gorgeous garden furniture for over 35 years. Zest are true wood specialists and craft this stunning natural material into innovative garden products which combine comfort, style and easy-build convenience.
Whether you’re looking to relax, entertain, or socialise, Zest know how important your own outdoor space is, and so no matter the outdoor space, they ensure their products are made to the highest quality. Although their main aim is to offer brilliant wooden garden furniture at affordable prices, Zest still keeps sustainability at the top of their agenda.
They believe passionately in doing best by the environment and so they use FSC®-C114990 certified slow-grown softwood, expertly selected for beauty and durability.
Sustainable garden furniture made to last
Whether it’s a traditional picnic table, a beautiful arbour to relax with a good book, or a striking garden arch, Zest creates furniture that combines quality, style, and practicality for every outdoor space.
Sustainability is at the heart of Zest’s ethos. All timber is sourced from responsibly managed forests and made from FSC-certified slow-grown softwood, offering strength, durability, and a high-quality finish.
Working with supply partners in Eastern Europe, Zest is committed to replanting woodland and supporting wildlife habitats across Europe and the UK, while also working towards 100% recyclable and reusable packaging.
General FAQs
What type of wood does Zest use?
Zest uses slow-grown softwood sourced from sustainable, FSC-certified forests in Eastern Europe. This wood is chosen for its density, strength, and durability.
Is the furniture treated?
Yes, most Zest products are pressure-treated to protect against rot, decay, and insect damage.
Why is there "green spotting" on my new Zest furniture?
Small amounts of green spots can appear on new timber due to natural salts leaving the wood during the pressure treatment process. This is temporary and will fade away, in no way affecting the durability of the wood.
Are splits/cracks in the wood normal?
Yes, wood is a natural material that expands and contracts with changes in temperature and humidity. Small splits or cracks are part of the seasoning process and do not affect the structural integrity or strength of the furniture
