4 Piece Acacia and Rattan Patio Dining Set, 57 Inch Table with 1.9 Inch Umbrella Hole, Loveseat and 2 Armchairs

Outdoor seating spends most of the week empty. Four pieces parked around a table turn a modest deck into an obstacle course from Monday to Friday for the sake of Saturday lunch.

The loveseat and both armchairs slide under the 57 in table between meals. The set then takes up the table's own footprint, 57 in by 29.5 in, instead of the three feet of clearance it needs in use.

Set up for four

A 57 in table with the loveseat along one side and an armchair at each end. The frames are solid acacia and the backs and seats are black PE rattan panels, so the set is light for its size.

Pushed in

This is the shot that matters on a small deck. Everything slides under the top, so the set parks in its own footprint and the walkway comes back. The table is 29.5 in high and the seats 18 in.

The hole in the top

One point nine inches across, shown in close up on the maker's own panel. It takes the poles most standard patio umbrellas use. The umbrella and its base in this photograph are not included.

On paving

The chair legs end in heavy duty galvanized steel with an anti rust surface, which is the part that sits in whatever water collects on a patio. The acacia stays up where it can dry.

The loveseat and both armchairs push in under the table, so the set parks in a 57 in by 29.5 in footprint.

Drilled through the acacia top for most standard patio umbrella poles. Umbrella and base are not included.

700 lb for the loveseat, 350 lb for each armchair and 88 lb for the tabletop.

The chair bases are heavy duty galvanized steel with an anti rust surface, which is where standing water sits.

Published net weights are 33 lb for the table, 21 lb for the loveseat and 13 lb for each armchair.

The maker rounds the table edges rather than leaving them square, which is worth having at hip height.

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 parks in its own table footprint gives the space back on the days nobody is eating outside.

Two on the loveseat and one in each armchair around 57 in of table, with 18 in seats under a 29.5 in top.

Thirteen pounds for an armchair and 21 lb for the loveseat means one person can rearrange the whole set.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement and capacity here comes from the product's own specification block and dimension drawing, which agree.
• Net weights of 33 lb, 21 lb and 13 lb are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The umbrella and base in one photograph are not included in this order.
• The 88 lb tabletop capacity is low for a dining table and is stated plainly rather than left out.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Will everything really fit under the table?

The loveseat and both armchairs are made to push in underneath. The table is 29.5 in high with a 57 in by 29.5 in top, and the seats sit at 18 in with 26 in armrests, so the arms clear the underside.

How much weight will the table take?

The manufacturer publishes 88 lb for the tabletop, which is lower than most sets in this category. That is plenty for plates, glasses and serving dishes, but it is not a table to sit or stand on.

What fits the umbrella hole?

It measures 1.9 in, which sits inside the 1.75 in to 2 in band most patio dining tables use. A weighted base is still needed, and neither the umbrella nor the base is part of this order.

Is the seat height right for the table?

The seats are 18 in and the tabletop is 29.5 in, leaving 11.5 in between them. Furniture height guides call 10 in to 12 in comfortable for dining, so this pairing lands in the middle of the range.