Outdoor tables get sold on seat counts that only work if nobody moves. Squeeze four down a five foot side and the two in the middle are eating with their arms pinned to their ribs.

This table is 75 in long, so three chairs down each side leaves about 25 in of edge per person. That sits inside the 24 in to 27 in range dining guides use for everyday meals, and the two end places take it to eight.

Counting the eight places

Three armchairs down each long side and one at each end, around a table with acacia slats set into mix grey weave. Every chair has a beige cushion and acacia armrests. The canopy and its square base complete the eleven pieces.

A full table, laid

With plates and glasses out you can see how the 36 in width leaves a clear strip down the middle for serving dishes. The chairs are 22 in deep, so there is room to get behind a seated guest on the open sides.

The plan view

From above, the canopy runs past both ends of the table rather than stopping over the middle. That is the point of a double-sided frame. The pole drops through the centre of the top and the base sits flat between the legs.

Once it gets dark

Beads run out along every rib of both halves. Because the source is 8.2 ft up on the canopy, the light lands on the table rather than in anyone's eyes, and nothing is plugged in at ground level.

75 in by 36 in, which works out at about 25 in of table edge per person with three chairs a side.

Opens 14.8 ft across and 8.5 ft deep at 8.2 ft overall height, with 6.2 ft of clearance under the rim.

Lights along both halves of the canopy, shown lit in the manufacturer's own evening photograph.

Acacia slats across the table and along every armrest, set into a hand woven grey PE rattan frame.

Printed on the manufacturer's drawing beside a 350 lb figure for the tabletop.

Against a 29 in tabletop that gives 13 in of lap room, at the roomy end of what dining guides call comfortable.

A 2.4 ft square tray only 0.5 ft deep, made for the 2 in pole and filled with sand or water.

18.5 in cushions 2.3 in thick over high density sponge, with covers that come off for washing.

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.

Enough table edge that the inside places are not squeezed, with a matching cushioned armchair at every seat.

The lights sit on the canopy above the table, so a long meal does not end when the sun does.

A wine canopy picks up brick and warm stone far better than a pale neutral, and it shows marks less.

What we stand behind

• Table and chair measurements, canopy span, height, clearance and base size are read from this listing's own dimension drawing.
• The 350 lb table and 400 lb armchair capacities are the manufacturer's printed figures on this listing.
• Seating advice comes from published dining guidance on table edge per person, not from the manufacturer.
• The written specification block gives a 71 in table and a 17 in seat height, which the drawing contradicts. The drawing is used.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Will eight adults sit here comfortably?

Yes for everyday use. Three chairs across 75 in gives about 25 in of table edge each, and dining guides put everyday spacing at 24 in to 27 in. For formal place settings with 30 in each you would seat six and keep the ends for serving.

How much floor does the set need?

The table alone is 6.25 ft by 3 ft. Add 24 in to 30 in behind each chair to push back and 36 in on any side people walk along, and an eight seat arrangement wants roughly 12 ft by 14 ft of usable surface.

What is under the canopy at night?

LED beads along the ribs of both halves, shown lit in the manufacturer's own dusk photograph. No bead count, run time or power detail is published on this record, so none of that is stated here.

Can it be left out all year?

The frame and the acacia are made for outdoors, but the cushions last far longer indoors or in a deck box over a Canadian winter. Wind the canopy down whenever the table is not in use, since no wind rating is published for it.