3 Piece Folding Picnic Table and Bench Set for 4, 47 Inch Solid Fir Top on X Braced Metal Legs, No Assembly

A traditional A frame picnic table is a single unit. It is too heavy for one person, too wide to fit through a side gate, and it stays exactly where it was dropped for the rest of its life.

This set is a table and two separate benches, and all three fold down to 2.5 in thick. Nothing needs assembling, so it goes from the shed to the lawn to the back of a car without tools.

Set up on the grass

Table in the middle, a bench down each side. At 47 in long with 20 in of table width, the shape suits a narrow strip of lawn or a deck better than a square picnic table does.

Folded and locked

The maker's panel shows all three pieces stacked flat and a hand working the catch. Their wording is that the devices allow simple folding or secure fixing, and that no assembly is required out of the box.

The bracing underneath

Each leg pair is tied together with an X across it. On a folding frame that cross is what stops the table racking sideways when somebody leans on one corner.

By the pool

Nothing here holds water. The fir is flat sawn and smooth, the metal is open frame, and because the set folds it can come inside the moment the forecast turns.

Table and both benches collapse to 2.5 in thick, so the set stores upright against a wall.

Stated by the manufacturer. The set comes out of the box folded and ready to open.

Solid fir at 47 in by 20 in and 29.5 in high, rated to 110 lb, with a splinter free surface.

Each 47 in long, 10 in deep and 17.5 in high, with a published 330 lb capacity.

Cross bracing on every leg frame, which is what keeps a folding table from racking.

The maker rounds the corners on the table and the benches, which matters at hip height on a lawn.

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.

A set that folds to 2.5 in per piece can live in a shed and come out only when it is wanted.

Three flat pieces with no assembly load into a car in a way a welded picnic table never will.

The manufacturer states no assembly is required. Unfold it, lock the catches, and sit down.

What we stand behind

• Table and bench measurements, the folded thickness and both load capacities are read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The manufacturer states no assembly is required, which is printed on their folding panel.
• The benches are 10 in deep. That is narrower than a chair seat and is stated here rather than glossed over.
• Their care note is printed rather than buried: avoid rain exposure for a longer service life.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How small does it fold?

Each of the three pieces folds to 2.5 in thick. Stacked, the table and both benches take up roughly the wall space of a folded card table, which is what makes this different from a fixed picnic table.

Do the benches feel narrow?

They are 10 in deep, which is narrower than a dining chair seat and typical of a beer garden bench. Two adults fit on each 47 in bench, and the 17.5 in seat height under a 29.5 in tabletop gives 12 in of lap room.

Does any of it need assembling?

No. The manufacturer states no assembly is required. The catches on each frame either lock the piece open or release it to fold.

Can it live outside?

The maker asks you to avoid rain exposure for a longer service life. Fir is a softer wood than acacia or teak, so a set that folds and comes indoors will outlast one that sits out all season.