How to Store Leather Furniture in a Garage

How to Store Leather Furniture in a Garage
Published: Jul 22, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Placing a leather couch or chair in the corner of the garage without going through the proper steps can result in furniture that is cracked, stiff, and discolored.

Things You Will Need

  • Leather cleaner
  • Leather conditioner
  1. Clean the leather furniture thoroughly using a professional grade leather cleaner. If possible, have the furniture professionally cleaned.

  2. Treat the furniture with a leather conditioner. Pastes and oils tend to last longer than spray-on conditioners. Reapply conditioner on a regular basis. If the garage does not go through significant temperature or moisture variations, twice a year should suffice. Increase frequency based on storage conditions.

  3. Place the furniture away from external walls, especially if they are not insulated. Leather can be damaged by significant temperature and humidity fluctuations.

The Drip Cap

  • Known for its durability and strength, leather furniture can last for generations.
  • Provided, that is, it is properly cared for.
  • Place the furniture away from external walls, especially if they are not insulated.

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