Park chairs, often exposed to harsh weather and heavy use, can suffer damage over time. The good news is that many common issues—such as broken slats, loose screws, or rusted frames—can be repaired with basic tools and materials. For wooden chairs, sanding and resealing can address cracks, while metal frames may require welding or rust removal. Plastic chairs can often be fixed with epoxy or replacement parts. Regular maintenance, like tightening bolts and applying protective coatings, can prevent future damage. If the damage is severe, professional restoration services may be an option. With a little effort, your park chairs can be restored to functionality, saving money and reducing waste.