5 Piece Acacia Patio Dining Set, 36 Inch Round Cornered Table and 4 Wrap Around Wicker Back Chairs with Cushions

Timber moves with the weather. A wooden outdoor table held together by screws alone works loose over a summer of wet and dry, and by August it rocks every time someone leans on an edge.

The maker's own sturdiness panel shows what is doing the work: triangle brackets across every corner of the frame, reinforced slats under the top, and adjustable foot pads on the legs for whatever the patio itself is doing.

Four chairs, one round cornered top

The table is 36 in across with the corners taken off, so four chairs sit around it without anyone facing a point. The backs wrap right around from arm to arm in grey PE wicker over solid acacia.

Underneath the table

Three close ups from the maker: stable triangle corners in the frame, reinforced slats under the top, and a foot pad that screws up and down. That last one is what deals with paving that has settled.

The cushions

Soft elastic sponge filling under a zipped cover, held to the seat by a hook and loop strap. Each cushion is 19.5 in by 18 in and 2.5 in thick, so it sits proud of the wooden seat frame rather than level with it.

Looking after the wood

Anti crack, splinter free and natural are the maker's three words for the acacia. Under the same image they ask you to care for the wood with maintenance oil regularly and to avoid rain exposure for a longer service life.

Grey PE wicker carried from arm to arm around each chair, described by the maker as fade resistant and sun protective.

The maximum load printed on the manufacturer's dimension drawing, with 165 lb given for the tabletop.

Brackets across every frame corner, plus reinforced slats under the tabletop.

Screw pads under the table legs so it can be levelled on paving that has moved.

2.5 in thick cushions that fasten to the seat and have removable covers for washing.

Wood on the table and on every chair frame, with the maker asking for regular maintenance oil.

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 36 in top with rounded corners seats four without the sharp points of a square table at hip height.

Grey wicker against natural acacia reads softer than either material does on its own.

Screw pads under the table legs mean the fix for a wobble is a twist rather than a folded beer mat.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement and load figure here is read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The handle on this listing was truncated mid word, so a corrected one has been written and a redirect will be created.
• Their care notes are printed rather than buried: oil the wood regularly and avoid rain exposure for a longer service life.
• No UV rating, foam density, fabric weight, net weight or carton count is published, so none is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How much knee room is there?

The seat frame is 17 in from the ground with a 2.5 in cushion on it, so you sit at about 19.5 in under a 28 in tabletop. That leaves roughly 8.5 in, which is tighter than the 10 in to 12 in furniture guides call comfortable, so this suits a compact patio more than a long dinner.

Is the table round or square?

Square at 36 in across with the corners rounded off, which is what the manufacturer's drawing shows. In practice it seats four with nobody facing a point.

Do the cushions stay on?

Each one fastens to the seat with a hook and loop strap, so it does not slide forward as you sit down. The covers come off for cleaning.

What does the acacia need?

The manufacturer asks you to care for the wood with maintenance oil regularly and to avoid rain exposure for a longer service life. Left bare, acacia weathers to a silver grey over a few seasons without losing strength.