You can go ahead and put a patio cover! I think its the best idea! I had one installed in our house! I googled it its an adjustable Patio cover. www.patiocover.us Its a patio cover made out of aluminum, you wont need a fan or anything, its 100% ventilation, and you can choose how much sunlight you want in. I think its good! I loved it in our house! Can we post pictures here? I have no idea how to do this!

This company is a waste of money. We ordered a love seat and sofa from Taylor Scott slip cover collection. This was a purchase of over $5000. The slip covers came in the wrong pattern. So we had to send them back and requested a shipping box and shipping labels. The box they sent us was too small to fit even one slip cover so we had to find a larger box. I notified Nantuckit and they said they would have Taylor Scott send a bigger box. They did not so they said send it anyway. I emailed and called and said that was not a good idea because the material would be wrinkled so they had to press the new slip covers before returning them. Two months later the slip covers were returned, but the sofa slip cover was wrinkled, scratched and poorly-fit (too baggy) at the bottom. Taylor Scott said that's how they received it. Well that's because they sent us a box too small to ship it in. We showed them photos of the damages. Finally they relented and we sent the sofa slip cover back to Taylor Scott. Three months later (yes, that's 5 months after the first delivery, 7 months after the original order and payment). So now we have the sofa slip cover returned and it is still too big. It looks cheap! Poor quality. What a waste of $5000 and I have to live with this ugly reminder of my stupidity everyday.

In Ottawa? There's a furniture store in Ottawa called My Home. That link you shared doesn't have any real contact information, no phone number, no business address. My conclusion would be, dodgy! Just because they're using Shopify software (nearly everyone does, now) doesn't make them legit. Maybe try contacting them and see if a human responds, before giving them your hard-earned money!

I have a Dinec dining table, solid birch, pepper stain finish. Within 3 months of careful use, we had areas of heat damage at spots where warm dishes were placed on cork/felt trivets on top of chillewich placemats or coffee mugs were placed on placemats. There was even one area where the table took on the pattern of a chillewich placemat in the centre of the table where nothing warm had been placed and was not sun-exposed. After ++negotiating with the retailer, they replaced the table on the grounds that the finish was not applied properly and therefore may have been more susceptible to damage. Now, within 6 months of even more careful use of the new table, we have an area of heat damage when a pot of soup was placed on a 1-INCH thick solid wood board on top of a placemat. It is worth noting, that there is absolutely no heat damage on the board which was in direct contact with the pot. I have years of eating at tables under my belt and know the value of good furniture and treat it accordingly. I have never been so afraid to put a cup of coffee on a placemat at my kitchen table. Has anyone else experienced this issue with Dinec? Are these tables just not meant to use in a practical way? Are some finishes more sensitive than others?