A table for eight means eight chairs to move when the snow comes. Most patio armchairs will not nest, so they go into the garage one at a time and fill a bay.

All eight armchairs are built to stack, so the winter pile is one trip rather than eight. Day to day, six of them push in under the 71 in table and give the deck back.

Everything that lands on the deck

One long table with an acacia slat top, eight armchairs in mix brown PE rattan with beige seat cushions, the twin canopy above and the square base holding it. Three chairs run down each long side with one at each end. That is how a 71 in table takes eight people without anyone eating off a corner.

The same set with the pole out

Without the umbrella you can see the seating plan. Six chairs slide in under the table and two sit at the ends. The armrests are acacia, the same wood as the top, so the chairs read as part of the table rather than as a separate purchase.

The pole and what holds it

The umbrella ships with its own base, a 36.5 in square tray only 6 in deep. Two sandbags sit inside it and weigh 180 lb between them once filled. Sand is not included, which is worth knowing before delivery day.

Where the wood actually is

Acacia shows up in two places: the slatted tabletop and the armrests. The grain runs in short blocks across the top, so the surface stays flat as the boards move with the weather. The maker calls the wood burr free.

Two canopies on one pole reach 15 ft tip to tip and 9 ft deep, over a table that is 71 in long. The shade is long instead of round.

A crank on the pole lifts both halves together. A fixation strap holds the canopy closed when it is down.

The maker's own detail panel lists a 12 rib iron structure, a metal stopper and double stitching at the rib protectors.

All eight chairs stack for storage, and six of them push under the table when you need the deck clear.

Each cushion is 18 in by 19 in and 2.3 in thick, filled with elastic sponge, with a zipped cover that comes off to wash.

Burr free acacia on the tabletop and the armrests, over a PE rattan and metal frame.

The table is drilled at 1.96 in, which is inside the 1.75 to 2 in band most patio dining tables use, so the pole seats without a shim.

400 lb for each armchair and 180 lb for the tabletop, both printed on the manufacturer's dimension drawing.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

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.

Found it cheaper at a Canadian retailer? Send us the link and we will match that price. It has to be the same item, in stock, sold and shipped inside Canada, and compared like for like on what comes in the box.

Eight matching armchairs with cushions and armrests, so nobody gets the folding chair from the basement.

A 71 in by 35 in table suits a deck that runs lengthwise. Layout guides ask for about 3 ft of clear floor on each side once the chairs are in use.

Stacking chairs turn eight separate trips into one, and the umbrella cranks down to a pole rather than staying spread all winter.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement on this page is read off the product's own dimension drawing or its specification block.
• The 180 lb table capacity and the 400 lb armchair capacity are printed by the manufacturer, not estimated by us.
• No UV protection factor, no fabric weight and no wind rating is published for this canopy, so none is quoted.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Does the umbrella base come with sand?

No. The base is a 36.5 in square tray holding two sandbags, and the manufacturer states the pair weigh 180 lb once fully filled. You fill them yourself with play sand or paver sand from any hardware store. Water is the other common option, though it weighs less for the same volume and has to be drained before a hard freeze.

How many people really fit at a 71 inch table?

Eight, the way this set is laid out: three chairs down each long side and one at each end. Dining guides count 24 in to 27 in of table edge per person for everyday meals, and 71 in divided three ways is about 23.7 in each, so it is honest family seating rather than a formal place setting.

Will the chairs sit at the right height for this table?

Yes. The seats are 17 in from the ground and the tabletop is 29 in, which leaves 12 in between them. Furniture height guides put comfortable dining clearance at roughly 10 in to 12 in, so this pairing lands at the generous end of it.

Can I leave it out over a Canadian winter?

The frames are built for outdoors, but the cushions last much longer in a deck box or the garage. The chairs stack, so storing the whole seating set is one trip. Wind the umbrella down and strap it whenever you are not using it, since an open canopy this size catches a lot of weather.