5 Piece Patio Dining Set for 4, 42.5 Inch Round Metal Table and 4 Stackable Coffee Mesh Chairs at 10 lb Each

Four separate dining chairs do not nest. Come the first frost they either go into the garage one at a time and take a parking space, or they stay out for six months of freeze and thaw.

These chairs stack, and the manufacturer publishes 10 lb each. Four of them lift as one stack rather than four trips, and because there are no cushions there is nothing else to bring indoors.

Table and four chairs

A 42.5 in round slatted top on curved X braced legs, with four armchairs around it. The frames are black, the stretched mesh is coffee brown, and nothing here is cushioned.

Stacked away

The arrows on this panel show the chairs nesting into a stack. The same panel names the reinforced crossbars behind the 350 lb rating and the protective foot pads under each leg.

The tabletop, close up

Narrow slats radiating across a 42.5 in circle. The maker's three words for it are powder coated surface, structural rigidity and wipe clean ready. Rain runs through the gaps rather than pooling on the top.

Adding shade later

The hole takes a 1.57 in or a 1.97 in adapter and closes with a lid when it is empty. A fixing hole in the crossbar below grips the bottom of the pole. The umbrella and its stand are separate purchases.

All four chairs stack and each weighs a published 10 lb, so storing the seating is one carry.

Published for each chair over reinforced crossbars, with 135 lb for the tabletop.

Breathable, quick drying and wear resistant in the maker's words, with no cushion to store.

1.57 in and 1.97 in, so the same hole suits two common pole sizes. A base is still needed.

A 42.5 in round top that drains through the slats and wipes clean with a cloth.

Reinforced X shaped curved legs under the table, which is what stops a round top rocking.

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.

Stacking chairs and no cushions turn packing the patio away into a ten minute job in October.

Coffee mesh against a black frame suits brick, cedar and warm paving better than all black does.

A 42.5 in round top puts four armchairs equally around the edge with nobody sitting at a corner.

What we stand behind

• Table and chair measurements and both weight capacities are read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The 10 lb chair weight and the two adapter sizes are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The umbrella and base in the lifestyle photographs are not included, and the maker states a stand is required.
• No powder coating thickness, steel gauge or mesh specification is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How high is a stack of four chairs?

No stack height is published, so no figure is given here. What is published is that each chair weighs 10 lb and that they stack, and general stacking guidance puts four to eight chairs as the practical limit for a stack you can still tilt and carry safely.

Is the mesh comfortable without a cushion?

Stretched mesh gives under weight in a way a flat board does not, which is why it is used on office chairs. The maker calls it breathable and quick drying. You can add a tie on cushion if you want more, and none is included.

Will my umbrella fit?

The table takes a 1.57 in or a 1.97 in adapter. Patio poles usually run 1.375 in to 1.5 in on smaller umbrellas and 1.75 in to 1.8 in on 10 ft to 11 ft ones, so most fit one of the two. A weighted base is still needed.

Can it stay out over winter?

The manufacturer asks you to avoid heavy rain exposure for a longer service life. Since the chairs stack and there are no cushions, putting the seating away and covering the table is straightforward.