3 Piece Balcony Patio Furniture Set, 2 Rattan Armchairs Rated 400 lb and Two Tier Tempered Glass Side Table, Black Cushions

Small outdoor tables are usually one tiny top on three legs. A coffee, a phone and a book fill it immediately, and everything else ends up on the floor where it gets kicked.

The table here is 17.5 in square with a tempered glass top and a full woven shelf beneath it, rated 100 lb and 80 lb. Drinks stay up top, books and a tray go underneath, and the footprint does not change.

Two chairs, one small table

Two armchairs and one small table. Each chair is woven in mix grey PE rattan with a black seat cushion in it. The table has a tempered glass top and a woven shelf below. Nothing else is in the box.

Measure the balcony first

Chair 22.5 in wide by 23 in deep and 35 in tall, seat 19.5 in across and 16 in from the ground. Table 17.5 in square and 19.5 in high. The capacities are printed alongside: 400 lb per chair, 100 lb on the top, 80 lb on the shelf.

Set up on decking

Two chairs turned slightly towards each other with the table between them. There is nothing to assemble into a shape here: the pieces stand alone, so a narrow strip of deck works as well as a square corner.

Printed on the maker's dimension image, along with 100 lb for the tabletop and 80 lb for the shelf beneath it.

Two tiers: a tempered glass top and a woven shelf under it, so books and a tray live below and the top stays clear.

Four cups hold the top down onto the frame. On a balcony that is what stops a light glass top creeping in the wind.

Each 2.5 in seat cushion has a cover that unzips and comes off, which is the only reliable way to dry one out.

A 35 in overall height means the back reaches your shoulders rather than stopping at the middle of your spine.

Two 22.5 in chairs and a 17.5 in table sit inside about 5 ft, which is most of what a condo balcony gives you.

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 chairs and a table inside about 5 ft of width, with a shelf under the glass for the things that would clutter it.

A 35 in back and a 16 in seat height put this at normal chair height, so it works beside a door as well as facing a view.

Two cushioned seats and a table with published load ratings, at the price most people expect to pay for a folding set.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions and the 400 lb, 100 lb and 80 lb capacities come from the manufacturer's own Product Dimensions image.
• The glass top is held by four suction cups, which is a published feature rather than something read off a photograph.
• The maker's own note asks you to avoid prolonged rain exposure. We print that rather than bury it.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How much width does it need?

Each chair is 22.5 in wide and the table 17.5 in square, so the three pieces sit inside about 5 ft with everything touching, or a little more if you leave gaps. Each chair is 23 in front to back.

What can the table hold?

One hundred pounds on the tempered glass top and 80 lb on the woven shelf below it, both printed on the manufacturer's dimension image. Four suction cups hold the glass down onto the frame.

Can it be left out in the rain?

The manufacturer's own note asks you to avoid prolonged rain exposure for a longer service life. A shower is one thing, a wet week is another. Bring the cushions in dry and use a cover if the set lives on an exposed balcony.

Can it stay outside over winter?

The weave and the frame handle cold far better than the fabric does. Canadian patio guidance puts synthetic wicker in the leave-it-out group, though a cover keeps it looking newer. Get the cushions fully dry and bring them indoors, because damp foam in a shed is what goes mouldy.