A vertical umbrella gives you a circle of shade under it and nothing else. When the sun drops towards the horizon it comes in sideways, straight under the canopy and into the eyes of whoever is facing west.

This umbrella pole tilts to 45 degrees, so the canopy can be angled into the low sun instead of sitting flat above the table. The same crank and strap arrangement folds it away, and there is a strap to hold it closed.

Table and four chairs

A 31.5 in round tempered glass top at 28 in high, with four folding sling chairs around it. The fabric is stretched over a steel frame rather than cushioned, so nothing here holds water.

With the umbrella up

The canopy is 63 in across and stands 78 in tall. The maker's own caption on this image is blunt: an umbrella base is needed, and it is not part of the order.

Folded away

Each chair folds to 2.5 in thick and 32 in tall. The maker's three claims on this panel are space saving to store, effortless to transport and no need to assemble, so the chairs arrive ready to open.

The table, in detail

Three close ups: the tempered glass top with a rippled surface, the umbrella hole marked 1.6 in, and an extra fixing hole below it that grips the lower pole so the umbrella stands straight.

So the canopy can be angled into low sun rather than only sitting flat above the table.

Folded, each chair is 23 in by 2.5 in and 32 in tall, so four store against a wall.

Published for each folding chair, with 110 lb given for the tabletop.

A 31.5 in round top with a rippled surface, an umbrella hole and an extra fixing hole for the pole.

Stretched fabric over a rustproof steel frame, with no cushion to soak up a shower.

The published net weight for all six pieces, and the whole set ships in one box.

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 tilting pole is the answer to low evening sun that a vertical umbrella simply cannot give you.

Four chairs at 2.5 in thick folded, a 31.5 in table and an umbrella that straps closed.

The chairs need no assembly and the whole set arrives in one box with the hardware included.

What we stand behind

• Table, chair and umbrella measurements and both capacities come from the product's own specification block and dimension drawing.
• The drawing gives the umbrella as 63 in across while the description says 71 in. The drawing figure is used and the conflict flagged.
• The drawing marks the umbrella hole at 1.6 in while the description says 1.5 in, so both are noted rather than one presented as certain.
• An umbrella base is needed and is not included, which the maker prints on two of their own photographs.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Does the umbrella come with a base?

No. The umbrella is part of the set but the base is not, and the manufacturer prints Umbrella base is needed on two of their own photographs. The table has a hole plus an extra fixing hole below it that grips the lower pole.

How big is the umbrella really?

The manufacturer's dimension drawing says 63 in across and 78 in tall. Their written description says 71 in. Those two numbers disagree, so the drawing figure is the one quoted here.

How small do the chairs fold?

Each folds to 23 in by 2.5 in and 32 in tall. Four of them stacked take about as much wall space as a folded card table, and they need no assembly to begin with.

Should the glass table be stored in winter?

Covering or storing it is the safer choice. Glass specialists point to repeated freezing and thawing as a cause of outdoor glass tables weakening or working loose from their frames. The whole set weighs a published 53 lb.