3 Piece Outdoor Rocking Bistro Set with Wood Armrests, Thick Black Cushions and 15.5 in Tempered Glass Side Table

A condo balcony or a narrow side deck rules out most outdoor seating. A two seat sofa needs six feet of wall, a bistro set puts you upright at a tiny table, and a single lounger seats one.

Two 22 in chairs and a 15.5 in table fit inside about 5 ft of width. The seats sit 14 in from the ground with thickened cushions, so they are lounging chairs rather than perches, and both of them rock.

Everything in the order

Two rocking chairs and a 15.5 in square side table. Thickened black seat cushions, separate back pillows, wood topped armrests, X shaped metal frames. The table has a tempered glass top and a plain open frame.

Turned towards the view

Both chairs angled outwards with the table between them. That is the layout a rocker suits: pointed at something worth looking at rather than at each other across a table. Each chair is 29.5 in deep with a little clear space needed behind it.

The padding, up close

A thickened seat cushion under a soft back pillow, and both covers come off and wash. On a seat this low the cushion does the work, so the depth of it matters more than it would on an upright chair.

Strips along the runners and a stopper at each end. The rock stays gentle and the chair stays where you left it.

Printed on the maker's dimension image, along with 100 lb for the table. The X shaped metal frame is what carries it.

Four cups hold the tempered top onto the frame so it cannot creep or lift, and anti slip pads sit under the table legs.

A 14 in seat height puts you in a lounging position rather than sitting upright, which is what a rocker is for.

A separate soft back pillow on top of a thickened seat cushion, with removable washable covers on both.

Wood on top of the metal arm, so the part your forearm touches is not the part that bakes in the sun.

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.

An X framed metal rocker with a woven back and wood armrests looks closer to indoor furniture than to garden centre stock.

A 14 in seat sits you back rather than upright. This is a set for an hour with a book, not for a meal.

Two chairs and a 15.5 in table fit inside about 5 ft of width, which is less than most two seat sets ask for.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions and the 400 lb and 100 lb capacities are printed on the manufacturer's own Product Dimensions image.
• The glass top is held by four suction cups and the legs sit on anti slip pads. Both are published features.
• No UV rating, no foam density and no set weight are published, so none is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is the frame metal or plastic?

Metal, in an X shape, with hand woven wicker as the finish and wood on top of the armrests. That frame is where the printed 400 lb per chair rating comes from.

How wide is the set?

Each chair is 22 in wide, the table 15.5 in square. Two chairs with the table between them fit inside roughly 5 ft. Each chair is 29.5 in front to back, and a rocker needs a few more inches clear behind it than a fixed chair does.

Can the set stay out over a Canadian winter?

The frame and the weave will take it. Canadian patio guidance puts PE rattan over metal in the leave-it-out group, with a cover to keep it looking newer. Cushions are the part that suffers, so get them dry and bring them in. Glass tops are best kept clear of an eave where ice can drop on them.

Is the glass table safe outdoors?

The top is tempered glass, the safety grade. Outdoors the real risk is impact rather than cold: ice sliding off a roof edge, a falling branch, or something dropped on a corner. Keeping it out from under an eave and covered over winter is the sensible precaution.