A rectangular four seat table put on a square patio leaves two dead corners and a walkway on only one side. Everybody squeezes past the same chair, and the table still only seats four.

A 35.5 in square top puts one armchair on each edge with equal room behind all four. Nobody sits at a corner, nobody is squeezed against a wall, and the clear floor you need is the same on every side.

One chair to a side

Four armchairs around a square top, each with its own edge. The tabletop is acacia slats and everything else is mix grey PE rattan over a frame, with black seat cushions on every chair.

The hole in the middle

One point nine seven inches across, drilled through the acacia. That sits inside the band most standard patio umbrellas use. The maker's own note on this panel says an umbrella base is needed, and neither the umbrella nor the base is included.

The weave

Mix grey PE rattan, hand woven over the frame. Fade resistant, sun protective, breathable and hand woven are the maker's four words for it. What you can see is a close wrap with no ends showing at the corners.

The wood on top

Acacia slats laid across the top, described by the maker as high strength, naturally beautiful and splinter free. Their note under the same image asks you to oil the wood surface regularly.

One armchair to each side at 29.5 in high, so there are no corner seats and equal room all round.

Drilled through the acacia for most standard patio umbrellas. Umbrella and base are not included.

Printed on the manufacturer's dimension drawing, with 180 lb given for the tabletop.

The chair backs lean rather than standing upright and the armrests curve, which matters over a long meal.

Each seat cushion has a removable cover, so cleaning does not mean scrubbing it where it sits.

Acacia slats on top with mix grey hand woven PE rattan on the frame and chairs.

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.

A square top uses a square of ground properly and leaves equal clearance on every side.

Four armchairs with cushions and arms, one to each edge, so nobody gets the corner seat.

Mix grey weave under a pale acacia top sits quietly against composite decking or concrete pavers.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement here is read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The 180 lb table and 400 lb armchair capacities are the manufacturer's printed figures.
• The title says Black, which describes the cushions. The weave in every photograph is mix grey, and the maker's own panel names it that.
• The umbrella and base in one panel are not included, and the maker says a base is needed.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Is the wicker black?

No. The listing title says Black, which refers to the seat cushions. The maker's own weave panel names the rattan mix grey, and every photograph agrees. The acacia top is natural wood colour.

Will a standard umbrella fit?

The hole is 1.97 in, which sits inside the 1.75 in to 2 in band most patio dining tables use. A weighted base is still needed because the hole steadies the pole rather than holding it down, and neither part is included.

How much clearance is there for legs?

The seats sit 17 in from the ground and the tabletop is 29.5 in, leaving 12.5 in between them. Furniture height guides call 10 in to 12 in comfortable for dining, so this is slightly roomier, which suits armchairs.

What upkeep does the top need?

The manufacturer asks you to oil the wood surface regularly and to avoid rain exposure for a longer service life. Bare acacia weathers to a silver grey over a few seasons without losing strength, so the oil is about colour.