Patio umbrella poles come in roughly 1.5 in and roughly 2 in, and most tables are drilled for one of them. Buy the wrong pairing and you either cannot fit the pole at all or it rattles around in an oversized hole with a tea towel wrapped round it.

This top is drilled for a 1.97 in pole with a removable lid that steps it down to 1.57 in, so one table handles both. Underneath, a fixing ring catches the pole a second time, which is what keeps it aligned rather than leaning.

Shade over six places

Two chairs down each long side and one at each end of a 63 in top, with the pole through the middle. The manufacturer prints the caveat on this photograph rather than hiding it. The umbrella is not included and an umbrella stand is required.

Mesh instead of a cushion

The seat and back are a stretched mesh rather than a padded pad. Breathable, quick drying, wear resistant and long lasting are the four words the manufacturer uses. The practical version is that a shower leaves it damp for minutes rather than days, and there is nothing to carry indoors.

Six chairs, one stack

At 10 lb each these lift with one hand, and they stack on each other for storage. The manufacturer also points out stable back supports, reinforced crossbars and protective foot pads, which is the difference between a stacking chair and a folding one you stop trusting.

Laid out for six

The manufacturer includes a small plan of how six places fit on the 63 in by 33 in top. Four along the sides and one at each end, which leaves about 31.5 in of table edge per side place and a clear strip down the middle of a 33 in wide table.

1.57 in with the lid fitted or 1.97 in without it, so one table takes either common pole.

Under the top, catching the pole a second time so it stays aligned rather than leaning.

All six stack for storage, which is what makes six chairs realistic on a small deck.

Light enough to move around the garden one handed and rearrange for a crowd.

Stretched across the seat and back, with no padding to soak up a shower.

Published maximum load for each chair. The tabletop is rated at 330 lb.

Slatted metal at 29 in high on a heavy duty frame with curved legs.

With an inclined backrest behind them, at 21.5 in from arm to arm.

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.

Whichever pole you have, this table is drilled for it, which is not something most patio tables can say.

Six chairs that stack and weigh 10 lb each are six chairs you can actually store somewhere with no shed.

Mesh dries in minutes, so a wet swimsuit or an afternoon shower costs you nothing.

Six matching armchairs with curved arms and inclined backs, each rated to 350 lb.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement above, both load figures, the 10 lb chair weight and both umbrella hole sizes come from the product's own dimension drawing and specification block.
• Breathable, quick drying, wear resistant and long lasting are the manufacturer's words for the mesh. No fabric weight, UV rating or fade warranty is published, so none is quoted.
• The manufacturer states an umbrella base is required and that neither the umbrella nor the base is included, and asks that rain exposure be avoided for prolonged service life.
• No maximum stack height is published for the chairs, so none is given.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Which umbrella poles fit?

Both common sizes. With the lid fitted the opening is 1.57 in, and with it removed it is 1.97 in. A base is still required because the hole and the fixing ring align the pole rather than anchoring it.

Do the chairs come with cushions?

No. The seat and back are stretched mesh, which is the reason they dry in minutes and stack flat. Seat pads would be a separate purchase and would raise the 17.5 in seat height.

How many chairs can I stack?

The manufacturer shows them stacking but publishes no maximum. Two or three high against a wall is the sensible way to treat any stacking outdoor chair.

Is the table heavy enough to stay put?

It is a heavy duty metal frame rated to 330 lb on the top, but no net weight is published. On an exposed balcony treat any metal and mesh set as something to stack or weight down before a storm.