3 Piece PE Wicker Rocking Bistro Set, 2 Rocking Armchairs Rated 400 lb with Black Cushions and 2 Tier Glass Top Side Table

Most rockers have a stopper behind you, because that is the direction people worry about. Lean forward hard to reach a drink, or stand up out of one in a hurry, and there is often nothing at the front of the runner at all.

This frame carries anti tip stoppers front and rear, which the maker names and photographs on its own motion panel. Anti slip rubber strips run along the base as well, so the chair grips the floor while the stoppers limit both swings.

Two rocking armchairs and a table

Arms on both chairs, woven in the same wicker as the back, with curved runners underneath. The table carries a glass top over an open lower shelf.

Loads on every surface

Eighty pounds on the shelf, 100 lb on the tabletop, 400 lb on each chair. Chair 31.5 in tall, 28.5 in front to back, seat 14.5 in up. The panel also asks that the set be kept out of prolonged rain.

Stoppers at both ends

The insets show what most rockers leave out. Stoppers guard the forward tip as well as the backward one, and rubber strips under the base grip whatever the chair is standing on.

Four labels on one chair

A shaped back, woven arms, sponge in the cushion and the seat to back angle given as 105 degrees. That last figure is the one worth knowing before you order.

Anti tip stoppers at both ends of the rocking base, plus anti slip rubber strips underneath. Most rockers only guard the backward swing.

Marked on the manufacturer's weight capacity panel, with 100 lb on the tabletop and 80 lb on the shelf.

The maker gives the seat to back angle rather than calling it ergonomic and leaving it there.

Every chair has arms, which is not a given on a rocking bistro set at this size.

Eighteen inches square with a tempered glass top on suction cups and an 80 lb shelf below.

Sponge filled cushions with covers that unzip and come off for washing.

Described by the maker as sun proof, over a sturdy metal frame that carries the load.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Stoppers front and rear mean a rocker is safer in a tight space where somebody might lean hard on one arm.

A 105 degree back and a contoured shape. It is a lounging chair rather than an upright one.

An 80 lb shelf under the glass, for books, a tray or a small plant.

What we stand behind

• The 400 lb, 100 lb and 80 lb capacities and the chair sizes come from the manufacturer's own panels.
• Sun proof is the maker's description of the wicker, not a test result of ours.
• The maker's care note is printed rather than buried: avoid rain exposure for prolonged service life.
• No cushion thickness, seat area, UV rating or set weight is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What stops the chair tipping?

Stoppers at both the front and the rear of the rocking base, which the maker names and photographs, plus anti slip rubber strips underneath. Most rockers stop the backward swing only.

How much weight will it take?

Four hundred pounds per chair, 100 lb on the tabletop and 80 lb on the storage shelf, all marked on the manufacturer's own weight capacity panel.

Is the back upright or leaned?

Leaned. The maker gives a 105 degree seat to back angle and a contoured backrest, which is a lounging lean rather than a dining upright.

Do the cushion covers come off?

Yes, on zips. Wash the cover on its own, keep the sponge out of the machine and dry it in the shade. The maker also asks that the set not sit in prolonged rain.