A rocking chair moves, so a loose seat pad works its way forward every time you get up. On a breezy afternoon the back cushion goes over the railing, and half the summer is spent putting them back.

Both cushions have built in fastening straps that hold them to the chair. The seat covers still unzip and come off, so nothing has to be sacrificed to keep them in place.

Set up beside the water

The two rockers angled towards each other with the table between them. Black steel runners, brown woven sides, grey cushions on the seat and the back. The table sits at a height you can reach without leaning forward.

Under a porch roof

This is the arrangement the set is really made for: two chairs facing in, a small table holding a plant and a lantern, and enough clear floor behind each runner for the chair to travel through its arc.

How the cushions are fixed

The maker's panel shows all three parts: plush filling, a removable zipped cover, and the fastening straps built into the cushion. The straps are the reason these stay on a chair that moves.

The table and its feet

A glass top over a woven lower shelf, 16 in square and 18.5 in high, rated to 100 lb. The close up shows an adjustable foot pad, which is what stops a glass topped table rocking on an uneven porch board.

Both the seat and the back cushion tie to the frame, so nothing slides off when the chair is in use.

The seat cushion covers unzip and come off, which is the only practical way to clean an outdoor cushion.

Published for each rocker on the manufacturer's drawing, with 100 lb given for the tabletop.

Strips and foot pads under the runners so the chair rocks in place rather than travelling across the deck.

16 in square and 18.5 in tall with a glass top and a woven shelf for the things you do not want on show.

Grey cushions against brown hand woven PE rattan, which the maker calls sun resistant and crack resistant.

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.

Strapped cushions stay on the chair rather than being collected off the lawn after every gust.

Two rockers and a table between them make a proper sitting spot out of a small square of deck.

Grey cushions hide pollen and dust far better than pale ones, and the covers come off when they do not.

What we stand behind

• Chair and table measurements and both weight capacities are read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The title says Gray, which describes the cushions. The weave in every photograph is brown.
• The store lists this under patio dining sets. A 15 in seat and an 18.5 in table make it a rocking conversation set.
• No glass thickness, UV rating, fabric weight or foam density is published, so none is claimed.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Is the whole set grey?

No. The cushions are grey and the woven sides are brown, with black metal frames. The listing title refers to the cushion colour only, which the photographs make clear.

Do the cushions come off?

The seat cushion covers unzip and lift away for washing. The cushions themselves are held to the chair by built in fastening straps, so they stay in place while the chair is in use.

How much space does a rocker need behind it?

More than a fixed chair, because the runner travels through an arc as you rock. These are 22.5 in deep, so leave a foot or so of clear floor behind each one and keep them off a step edge.

Can the glass table stay out in winter?

Storing or covering it is safer. Glass specialists point to repeated freezing and thawing as a cause of outdoor glass tables weakening or working loose from their frames, and the manufacturer asks you to avoid rain for extended use.