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Terrace furniture sets

A terrace set for dinner looks its best when chairs and tables share one line. Every one of these 39 pieces is listed for patio use, and 25 are listed for indoor use too, so a set can move between the terrace and a covered room.

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Paris Style Table Set with 2 Patio Chairs
Paris Style Table Set with 2 Patio ChairsFrom $376.00
Dark Walnut Faux Teak Patio Chair with Black Aluminum
Dark Walnut Faux Teak Patio Chair with Black AluminumPrice $126.00
Faux Teak Outdoor Patio Chair with Gray Finish
Faux Teak Outdoor Patio Chair with Gray FinishPrice $126.00

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Outdoor furniture sets

Plan the room around the changeover

Start with the seat count for the room and the way your team will set it. Then read the listed dimensions, the frame and the seat options, and whether a model is marked as stackable. A ballroom, a restaurant and a terrace each deserve their own line, so the order reads the way the property is laid out.

Sets let a terrace be planned table by table, so count how many outdoor furniture sets fit with 36-inch aisles before you settle on the seat count.

Read the included pieces

Check the listing for the exact number and type of components supplied. A group shown together is not necessarily sold together, and size or finish options can change the configured selection.

Check the stated use

Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.

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A terrace set for dinner looks its best when chairs and tables share one line. Every one of these 39 pieces is listed for patio use, and 25 are listed for indoor use too, so a set can move between the terrace and a covered room. Start with the height: dining-height pieces for terrace dinners, bar-height pieces for the pool bar.

What makes up a set here

Five listings are sold as complete sets. The rest are matching chairs, stools and tables that you put together yourself, which lets a terrace of 60 seats and a pool bar of twelve share one look without sharing one size. Frames come in aluminum, steel, and aluminum with a bamboo look. Seats are plastic teak or faux rattan, and tops are aluminum, synthetic teak or resin. Square and rectangular tops lead the group, round tops are fewer, seventeen pieces stack and five have arms.

Dining height or pool bar height

Chair seats near 17 1/2 to 18 inches suit terrace dining. The bar-height pieces sit at 28 1/4 to 29 inches, for a pool bar or a rail along the terrace edge. Compare the dining table set at $292 with the aluminum patio bar stool at $162 to see two heights from one family. Single pieces start around $89 and reach $356.

The season at the pool

Patio pieces still need looking after. Rinse them through the season and tip seats so rain runs off. When the terrace closes for the year, bring the pieces in or cover them where they stand. The warranty on patio pieces runs six months against defects, and furniture left outside without that care falls outside it. Indoor dining chairs carried out to the pool are another matter entirely: they lose color, swell or rust within a season, and no warranty follows them outdoors.

Building the terrace

Lay out the tables with about 36 inches for the service aisle, so a server with a full tray can pass between them during the dinner rush. Save the terrace as its own room in a property plan, next to the restaurant indoors, and copy it for a second property if one shares the design. A season at the pool also means a turnover of guests every hour at lunch, so stackable chairs earn their keep twice: once at the evening clear and once when a private party takes over half the terrace. Want separate pieces? Go to patio chairs, patio tables, patio bar stools or patio umbrellas.

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