Outdoor

Everything for the backyard, patio and porch. Grills and fire pits, patio furniture, outdoor dining, coolers, patio heaters and fans, and garden accents.

CurbGo stocks outdoor gear built for real use: folding charcoal grills that pack into a trunk, melamine dinnerware that survives the drop every patio plate eventually takes, insulated coolers for game day and folding furniture that stores flat between seasons. Pick a category above to narrow the aisle, or browse the full department below.

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Outdoor buying guide

Start with your space

A folding charcoal grill in the 14 to 20 inch range suits balconies, tailgates and small patios: it sets up in minutes, feeds four to six people and packs flat into a trunk or closet. If you grill every weekend in a backyard, step up to a full size kettle and a dedicated tool set. Compare both in Grills, BBQ & Fire Pits.

Dinnerware that takes a drop

Melamine is the outdoor standard for a reason: it shrugs off falls onto concrete, weighs about half as much as ceramic and rides the dishwasher after a cookout. Skip the microwave, though; melamine serves cold or already heated food. Full sets for four start in Outdoor Dining & Melamine.

Cold drinks, easy cleanup

For picnics and tailgates, chill everything before it goes in the cooler and pack ice packs against the liner; an insulated bag holds temperature rather than creating it. When the season ends, wipe folding furniture dry and store it flat. Bags, coolers and picnic gear live in Coolers, Picnic & Tailgating.

Common questions

Is melamine dinnerware safe to use outdoors?

Yes. Melamine is the standard for outdoor dining because it resists breaking when dropped, weighs less than ceramic and cleans up in the dishwasher. Just never use it in the microwave; heat damages melamine.

What size grill do I need for a patio or tailgate?

A 14 to 20 inch portable charcoal grill feeds four to six people and folds flat for the trunk or the closet. Look for carbon steel or stainless steel and a lid vent for temperature control.

How should I store folding patio furniture for winter?

Wipe frames dry, brush off debris and store folded pieces upright in a garage or shed, off concrete floors where moisture collects. Padded seats last longer indoors. Most folding sets stand flat against a wall.

How do I keep food cold at a picnic or tailgate?

Chill drinks and food before they go in the cooler; an insulated bag holds temperature, it does not create it. Pack ice packs against the liner, keep the bag zipped and shaded, and it will hold the afternoon.