4 Piece Patio Rattan Furniture Set with Loveseat, 2 Chairs and Tempered Glass Coffee Table, Mix Grey Weave, Navy Cushions

Outdoor tables are often sold at dining height and paired with low lounge seating. You end up reaching up for a drink from a seat that puts you below the table top.

The seats sit 14 in from the ground and the coffee table stands 17.5 in. That puts the top just above knee level from the loveseat, which is where a glass can actually be set down without leaning.

All four, nothing else

One loveseat, two single chairs with curved armrests, one coffee table with a tempered glass top. Navy cushions on the seats and backs over a mix grey weave. Nothing in the photograph is an optional extra.

From above, at the pool edge

Overhead beside a pool, which is the angle that shows how compact the arrangement is. Loveseat one side, two chairs the other, the glass table in the middle. The set fits inside roughly 8 ft by 6 ft with everyone facing in.

Measure the corner first

Loveseat 43.5 in by 25 in, single chairs 23.5 in by 25 in, coffee table 35 in by 18 in at 17.5 in high. Seats are 14 in off the ground with 24 in of backrest above them. Load ratings printed at 800 lb, 400 lb and 165 lb.

The maker prints 800 lb on the loveseat, 400 lb on each single chair and 165 lb on the coffee table. Few sets at this price publish anything.

A 35 in by 18 in glass top on a woven frame. Safety glass rather than plate, and it wipes clean in one pass.

Every cushion cover comes off with a zip and goes in the wash, which is what keeps pale outdoor fabric usable past July.

The arms follow the shape of a forearm rather than sitting flat, so there is somewhere natural to rest without a cushion.

PE rattan woven over a steel frame. The weave is the finish, the steel is what carries the load.

Loveseat facing two chairs, all three in a row along a railing, or an L in a corner. Nothing fixes together.

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.

Navy against grey weave reads like indoor furniture through a patio door, rather than like a garden centre.

Loveseat for two and a chair each for two more, with a 35 in glass top in easy reach of all four.

About 8 ft by 6 ft, or narrower if the three seats run along a railing with the table pulled out in front.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions and the 800 lb, 400 lb and 165 lb capacities are printed on the manufacturer's own Product Size image.
• The coffee table top is tempered glass, which is the safety glass grade, not ordinary plate.
• No UV rating and no cushion foam density are published, so neither is claimed here.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Will it fit a balcony?

Measure first. The loveseat alone is 43.5 in wide and 25 in deep, and the coffee table is 35 in by 18 in. Set out with everyone facing in, the four pieces take roughly 8 ft by 6 ft. On a narrow balcony, running all three seats along the railing with the table in front works better than a square.

What happens if the cushions get rained on?

A shower is fine. A long soak is not, and that is true of nearly every outdoor cushion. Foam holds water for days once it is through. Stand them on edge to drain after rain, and put them away if a wet week is coming.

Can it be left outside over winter?

PE rattan over steel handles the cold. Canadian patio guidance puts synthetic wicker in the leave-it-out group, though a cover keeps it looking newer for longer. The cushions are the part to deal with: get them fully dry and bring them indoors, because damp foam is what grows mildew, not the weave.

Is the glass table safe to leave out?

The top is tempered glass, which is the safety grade. The risk outdoors is not the cold itself, it is impact: falling ice from a roof edge, a branch, or something dropped on a corner. Keeping it away from an eave and under a cover in winter is the sensible precaution.