When selecting outdoor seating for whiteout conditions, durability and weather resistance are paramount. Here are the top materials to consider:

1. Marine-Grade Polymer: Highly resistant to moisture, UV rays, and extreme temperatures, making it ideal for snowy environments. Its lightweight yet sturdy construction ensures longevity.

2. Powder-Coated Aluminum: This material is rust-proof and can withstand heavy snow loads. The powder coating adds an extra layer of protection against freezing temperatures.

3. Teak Wood: Naturally resistant to water and rot, teak is a classic choice. Its high oil content prevents cracking in cold weather, though it requires occasional maintenance.

4. Stainless Steel with Frost-Resistant Finish: Stainless steel is durable, but opt for a frost-resistant finish to prevent brittleness in sub-zero conditions.

5. Recycled Plastic Lumber: Eco-friendly and low-maintenance, this material mimics wood but won’t splinter or warp in snow or ice.

For added comfort, pair these materials with weatherproof cushions made from Sunbrella fabric. Always prioritize materials that resist moisture, freezing, and UV damage to ensure your outdoor seating lasts through harsh winters.