7 Piece Solid Acacia Patio Dining Set for 6, 63 Inch Curved Edge Table and Six Slat Back Armchairs

Slatted tabletops are made of narrow boards laid side by side. Drill a two inch hole through the centre and you have cut the middle out of the two or three boards it passes through, at exactly the spot that then has to take the leverage of an umbrella pole.

The manufacturer fits a shaped wood block beneath this hole so the load spreads into the frame rather than into the cut ends of the slats. A cover drops into the hole when there is no umbrella, so the top reads as one surface the rest of the year.

Six places on a 63 inch top

Two chairs down each long side and one at each end. The tabletop measures 63 in by 32 in with the edges curved rather than cut square, which is the sort of detail you notice with a bare forearm resting on it.

Three things about the cushions

Soft sponge filling, a cover that unzips for washing, and fixing straps that hold each pad to its chair. The manufacturer's phrase for the last one is keeping the cushion in place, which is what stops eight of them ending up in the border on a windy afternoon.

All of it is acacia

Frames, backs, seats and armrests in the same timber, which the manufacturer calls long lasting, natural, sturdy and non deformable. Their two care lines are printed across the top of the same panel. Apply wood polish oil regularly, and avoid rain exposure.

The hole, and what holds it

1.97 in across, with a cover that conceals it and a protective wood block beneath. The manufacturer prints the caveat on the same panel. An umbrella base is needed, and the umbrella itself is not included in this order.

1.97 in with a protective wood block underneath and a cover that conceals it.

Published for each of the six armchairs, which the manufacturer also gives as 180 kg.

Slatted solid acacia with the edges curved rather than cut square.

Table and chairs both, with no metal frame hidden under a weave.

Sponge filled pads tied to the chair, under covers that unzip for washing.

On all six chairs, with an ergonomic backrest shaped to follow your back.

Which the manufacturer points to for airflow and for easy maintenance.

The manufacturer's description of the acacia, alongside solid and built to last.

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.

Six matching armchairs with wide arms and shaped backs, each rated to 400 lb.

A hole built to take a pole properly, rather than one drilled through and hoped for.

Solid acacia in every piece, on the understanding that it wants oiling now and then.

Each cushion straps to its chair, so a gust does not redistribute six pads across the lawn.

What we stand behind

• This listing publishes the tabletop as 63 in by 32 in, the umbrella hole as 1.97 in and the chair capacity as 400 lb. No table height, chair dimensions, seat height or table capacity is published, so none is quoted here.
• Long lasting, natural, sturdy, non deformable and anti cracking are the manufacturer's words. No wood grade, finish or coating is published, so none is quoted.
• How a hole through a slatted top affects the boards is general woodworking knowledge, not a manufacturer claim. What they do state is that a protective wood block is fitted under the hole.
• Their care instructions are to apply wood polish oil regularly and to avoid rain exposure. Neither the oil nor a cover is included.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How tall is the table and how high are the chairs?

This listing publishes the tabletop as 63 in by 32 in and nothing else. No height, seat height or table capacity is given, so we are not going to put a number on it. Ask us before ordering if a height is critical and we will chase the figures.

What is the wood block under the umbrella hole for?

It spreads the load of an umbrella pole into the table frame rather than into the cut ends of the slats the hole passes through. A cover also drops in when there is no umbrella.

Do I still need an umbrella base?

Yes. The manufacturer states a base is needed and that it is not included, along with the umbrella. The hole and the block align and support the pole, the base keeps the umbrella from lifting.

What upkeep does the acacia need?

The manufacturer asks for wood polish oil on the surface regularly and says to avoid rain exposure. Neither the oil nor a cover comes with the order.