4 Piece Outdoor Rattan Sofa Set, 41 in Loveseat, 2 Single Sofas and 27.5 in Tempered Glass Coffee Table, Navy Cushions

Outdoor coffee tables usually sit the glass loose in a woven rim. A gust gets under the edge, the top shifts, and on a raised deck or balcony that is a sheet of glass creeping towards the corner.

The tempered top is fixed to the frame by four suction cups, so it stays where it was set. The top is 27.5 in by 16 in and rated 110 lb, and the steel framed seating around it weighs 57.5 lb for three pieces.

Everything that ships

A 41 in loveseat, two single sofas and one coffee table with a tempered glass top, in brown woven rattan with navy seat cushions. Nothing in the photograph is sold separately from the set.

How the glass is fixed

Four suction cups hold the tempered top down onto the woven frame, which stops it creeping or lifting in a gust. The top measures 27.5 in by 16 in and is rated 110 lb, so it takes more than a couple of glasses.

The seat, close up

A 2.5 in seat cushion with a washable cover, and a backrest shaped rather than flat. On a set at this price the backrest shape is the detail that decides whether anyone sits in it for more than twenty minutes.

The maker's own diagram sets out five arrangements for the four pieces. Nothing bolts together, so the shape follows the space.

Published capacities of 710 lb for the loveseat, 355 lb per single sofa and 110 lb for the coffee table, over a reinforced steel frame.

A 27.5 in by 16 in tempered glass top in a woven rim. Safety glass rather than plate, and it wipes clean in a pass.

The arms sit 27 in from the ground on a 32.5 in high back, so there is real support rather than a token ledge.

Seat cushions are 2.5 in thick with covers that lift away, which is what makes a soaked cushion recoverable.

Light enough to rearrange on a whim or carry into a shed at the end of the season, one piece at a time.

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.

Fifty seven and a half pounds for four pieces, so shifting the set into shade is a one person job.

Four loose pieces and a published set of five layouts. The arrangement follows the guests, the sun or the barbecue.

A 41 in loveseat, two 23 in chairs and a 27.5 in table. Four seats without needing a dining set footprint.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions come from the record's own specification list and are checked against the measured drawing.
• Weight capacities are published as 710 lb, 355 lb and 110 lb in the written record. Two variants' dimension images print higher numbers. We publish the lower figures.
• The coffee table top is tempered glass, which is the safety grade.
• No UV rating and no foam density are published, so neither is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How is the glass held on?

Four suction cups fix the tempered top to the woven frame underneath. That stops it sliding or lifting when wind gets under an edge, which is worth having on a raised deck or a balcony.

What are the capacities?

Seven hundred and ten pounds for the loveseat, 355 lb for each single sofa and 110 lb for the coffee table, from the written record. Two other variants in this range print higher figures on their dimension images, and we publish the lower ones.

Can it be left outside over a Canadian winter?

The weave and the frame will take it. Canadian patio guidance puts PE rattan over metal in the leave-it-out group, with a cover to keep it looking new. The cushions are the part that suffers, so bring them in dry. Damp foam in a shed over winter is what grows mildew.

What if the cushions get soaked?

A shower does no harm. A wet week does, and that is true of nearly all outdoor cushions: once foam is wet through it holds damp for days. Stand them on edge to drain, or put them away when heavy rain is forecast.