3 Piece Outdoor Rocking Chair Set, 2 Brown Wicker Rockers with Beige Cushions and a 2 Tier Glass Top Side Table

A chair on curved runners creeps. On smooth composite decking or sealed concrete it walks backwards a few inches every time somebody shifts their weight, and eventually finds the step or the railing.

These runners carry non slip strips along their length and foot pads at the contact points. The chair still rocks, but it rocks on the spot rather than travelling, which matters more on a small deck than a big lawn.

Two chairs and a table

The pair turned towards each other with the table between them. The frames are black steel, the sides are brown woven PE rattan, and both the seat and back cushions are thick rather than token.

The table between them

Sixteen inches square and 18.5 in tall, with a glass top and a woven shelf underneath. Adjustable foot pads let you level it on a deck that has moved. The top is rated to 100 lb.

Inside the cushions

Three details from the maker: soft plush filling, a removable zipped cover, and built in fastening straps that tie each cushion to the frame so it does not slide out when someone stands.

The weave, up close

Hand woven PE rattan in a tight basket pattern. Sun resistant, crack resistant, handwoven and easy cleaning are the maker's four words. Their note asks you to avoid rain for extended use.

28.5 in wide, 22.5 in deep, 31 in tall, with 15 in seats and a 23.5 in backrest, rated to 400 lb each.

Fitted along the runners so the chair rocks without creeping across smooth decking.

16 in square and 18.5 in tall with a glass top rated to 100 lb and a woven shelf beneath it.

Built in fastening straps hold both cushions to the frame, and the seat covers unzip for washing.

On the table, so a glass top can be levelled on a deck that is not quite flat.

The maker describes it as sun resistant and crack resistant, and asks you to avoid rain for extended use.

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.

Two rockers and a table between them is the classic porch arrangement, and it takes very little floor to do it.

The non slip strips under the runners are the detail that stops a rocker walking on a slippery surface.

The lower shelf on the table takes the book and the lantern so the glass top stays clear for a drink.

What we stand behind

• Chair and table measurements and both weight capacities are read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The store lists this under patio dining sets. The 15 in seat height and the 18.5 in table make it a rocking conversation set, and it is described as what the photographs show.
• The tabletop is glass. No glass thickness is published, so none is quoted.
• No UV rating, fabric weight or foam density is published, so none is claimed. The maker's sun resistant and crack resistant wording is theirs.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Can I eat a meal at this set?

Not really. The seats sit 15 in from the ground and the table is 18.5 in tall, which is lounge geometry rather than dining. It is made for coffee, a book and conversation. A dining pairing would put the seat near 18 in under a 29 in top.

Will the chairs slide on a smooth deck?

The runners carry non slip strips along their length plus foot pads at the contact points, which is what keeps a rocker in place. On very slick sealed concrete an outdoor rug underneath is still worth having.

Do the cushions stay put?

Built in fastening straps tie both cushions to the frame, so they do not slide out when somebody stands up. The seat cushion covers unzip and come off for washing.

Should the glass table be stored over winter?

Covering or storing it is the safer choice. Glass specialists point to repeated freezing and thawing as a cause of outdoor glass tables weakening or working loose from their frames. The manufacturer also asks you to avoid rain for extended use.