Yes, a significant portion of modern outdoor furniture is designed to be disassembled or is inherently portable for easier moving. The key factor is the design and construction. Many contemporary sets, especially those labeled as modular, use interlocking components that can be separated without tools. Flat-pack furniture, common for dining sets and loungers, is fundamentally designed for assembly and disassembly. Lightweight materials like aluminum, resin wicker, and foldable fabric slings also enhance portability. However, traditional wrought iron or solid teak one-piece benches are often permanent structures. For easier relocation, look for features like removable cushions, screw-together frames, and wheeled bases. Disassembling furniture not only simplifies moving it for seasonal storage or home relocation but also makes it easier to clean and maintain. Always check the manufacturer's instructions for proper disassembly to avoid damaging connectors or finishes.