2 Seater Outdoor Glider Bench with 2 Tier Centre Table, Independent Rocking Chairs Rated 330 lb Each, Grey Mesh

On most two seat gliders and porch swings the whole bench moves as one. One person sets the rhythm, the other gets it whether they want it or not, and reading or holding a cup becomes a negotiation.

Each chair here sits on its own pivot system, so the seats rock separately. The maker calls it independent rocking. The table between them stays still either way, which is why drinks stay where you put them.

One bench, two chairs

Two glider chairs and a table, joined into one frame. The top tier takes cups, the curved shelf underneath takes books and magazines out of the way.

The measured panel

Seventy six and a half inches wide, 31 in deep and 38 in tall overall. The table between the seats measures 20 in by 17.5 in. Each chair is marked 330 lb.

How each seat moves

The panel traces one chair through its arc and shows the pivot that carries it. The frame stays still while the seat travels, which is what makes the two sides independent.

Four points the maker marks

A tilted backrest, shaped armrests, a rolled front edge to the seat and a footrest built into the frame. The maker's argument is that they keep your legs and back in a natural line for longer.

Each seat has its own pivot, so one person can rock without moving the other.

Printed on the manufacturer's own dimension panel for each seat, not for the bench as a whole.

The upper tier takes drinks and snacks. The curved shelf below keeps magazines and a small plant off the floor.

The maker calls the fabric quick drying, hard wearing and tear resistant. There are no cushions to store.

A bar in the frame to rest your feet on, which is what lets you lean back without sliding forward.

The back leans rather than standing upright, and the seat front is curved to take pressure off the back of the legs.

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.

One rocks, one reads. Independent pivots mean neither has to ask the other to stop.

Seventy six inches wants a wall to sit against. A covered porch also keeps the mesh out of constant sun.

A lower shelf for books and a top tier for the cup, both within reach without standing up.

What we stand behind

• The 76.5 in by 31 in by 38 in size and the 330 lb per chair rating come from the manufacturer's own dimension panel.
• Quick drying, hard wearing and tear resistant are the maker's descriptions of the mesh, not test results of ours.
• No seat height, product weight, UV rating or fabric weight is published for this set, so none is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Do both seats move together?

No, and that is the point of this one. Each chair sits on its own pivot system, which the maker calls independent rocking. One person can rock steadily while the other stays still.

What goes on the lower shelf?

The maker suggests magazines, small plants or everyday bits. It is a curved shelf rather than a closed box, so anything on it is in the open and will get wet in rain.

How much room does it need?

Seventy six and a half inches wide and 31 in deep. The rocking happens inside that footprint, so you do not need clearance behind it, but layout guides still ask for 36 in of walkway past any furniture.

Are there cushions?

No. The seats and backs are breathable mesh stretched over the frame, which dries quickly after rain. If you want something softer, add your own pad, since none is included and none is claimed.