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9 Piece Acacia Patio Dining Set for 8, 79 Inch Table and Eight Cross Back Chairs with Integrated Arms
9 Piece Acacia Patio Dining Set for 8, 79 Inch Table and Eight Cross Back Chairs with Integrated Arms
9 Piece Acacia Patio Dining Set for 8, 79 Inch Table and Eight Cross Back Chairs with Integrated Arms
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9 Piece Acacia Patio Dining Set for 8, 79 Inch Table and Eight Cross Back Chairs with Integrated Arms
On these chairs the armrest and the backrest are built as one continuous frame rather than two parts bolted together. That removes the joint that usually gives out first on an outdoor armchair, and there are eight of them around a 79 in acacia top.
Where an outdoor armchair usually gives out
The joint between the arm and the back
People get out of a chair by pushing down on the arm and twisting. On most outdoor armchairs that load goes straight into the two bolts holding the arm to the back frame. After a few hundred meals the joint has a little play in it, and play becomes a wobble.
One frame instead of two parts
The manufacturer builds the arm and the back of these chairs as an integrated piece, so the load spreads through the frame rather than concentrating on a pair of fixings. It is a construction detail rather than a feature, and it is the kind that decides how a set looks in year five.
Open cross work in acacia on black metal, around a slatted top nearly seven feet long.
Eight places on a 79 inch top
Three chairs down each long side and one at each end. At that length each side place has about 26 in of table edge, past the 24 in a setting takes, and the 35.5 in width leaves a strip down the middle for serving once everything is laid.
Slatted, and meant to drain
Built to last, easy to drain and splinter free are the manufacturer's three words for the acacia. The draining one is the practical one. The top is laid in slats with gaps between them, so rain runs through rather than standing in a puddle in the middle of the table.
Open backs, open view
Each backrest is an X worked in acacia rather than a solid panel. Around a table this size that matters more than it sounds. Eight solid chair backs read as a wall from a kitchen window, and eight open ones do not.
A 1.9 inch hole
Through the middle of the top, which is the most common market pole size. The note the manufacturer prints under this photograph is short and worth reading. The umbrella is not included, and a base is what actually holds one upright.
What the nine pieces give you
Integrated arms and back
Built as one frame rather than bolted together, which removes the joint that usually loosens.
79 by 35.5 inch top
Slatted solid acacia at 29.5 in high on a heavy duty metal frame, rated to 165 lb.
Eight matching chairs
Nine pieces in total, each chair rated to 400 lb with a padded, removable seat cushion.
Cross work backrests
An open X in acacia rather than a solid panel, so air and light pass through.
Adjustable foot pads
On the table, which the manufacturer points to for a rattle free surface on uneven ground.
1.9 in umbrella hole
Through the centre of the top. No umbrella or base comes with this order.
Removable cushions
Seat pads that lift out for cleaning and come indoors when the season ends.
176.5 lb net weight
For the whole nine piece set, shipped in five boxes that may not arrive together.
Specifications
| Set includes | 1 dining table, 8 dining chairs, 8 seat cushions, 1 instruction sheet |
|---|---|
| Dining table | 79 in L x 35.5 in W x 29.5 in H |
| Tabletop | Slatted solid acacia on a heavy duty metal frame |
| Umbrella hole | 1.9 in (umbrella and base not included) |
| Each chair | 23 in L x 22.5 in W x 34 in H |
| Arm to arm | 23 in |
| Armrest height | 25 in from the ground |
| Seat | 20 in x 18 in |
| Seat height | 16.5 in from the ground |
| Weight capacity | Table 165 lb, each chair 400 lb |
| Materials | Solid acacia wood, metal |
| Colour | Natural and black |
| Net weight | 176.5 lb |
| Delivery | 5 boxes, and the time of receipt may vary |
How it compares
How chair construction usually differs at the arm. General category guidance rather than testing.
| This chair | Bolted arm to back | Armless dining chair | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joint at the arm | None, integrated | Two fixings | No arm |
| Where the load goes | Through the frame | Into the fixings | Into the seat frame |
| Pushes fully under | Arms at 25 in | Varies | Usually yes |
| Published capacity | 400 lb | Varies | Varies |
Shipping
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.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Price match
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.
Who is this perfect for?
Sets that get used every day
A chair you get out of three times a meal is a chair whose arm joint is doing real work.
Larger households
Eight matching armchairs on a 79 in top, each one rated to 400 lb.
Gardens you look out on
Open cross backs rather than solid panels, so eight chairs do not block the view from indoors.
Uneven paving
Adjustable foot pads on the table, which is what the manufacturer points to for a surface that does not rattle.
What we stand behind
- Every measurement above, both weight capacities, the 176.5 lb net weight and the 1.9 in umbrella hole come from the product's own dimension drawing and specification block.
- Integrated arms and back is the manufacturer's own description of the chair construction. How a bolted joint behaves over time is general furniture knowledge, not their claim, and no cycle testing is published by anyone here.
- Built to last, easy to drain and splinter free are the manufacturer's words. No wood grade, finish or coating is published, so none is quoted.
- The manufacturer states the set comes in five boxes and that the time of receipt may vary between them.
- Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
Frequently asked questions
What does integrated arms and back mean?
The armrest and the back frame of each chair are made as one piece rather than two parts joined by fixings. It is the manufacturer's phrase, and the practical benefit is that there is no bolted joint at the point people push on hardest.
Does it really seat eight?
Yes, three down each long side and one at each end of a 79 in top. Each side place gets about 26 in of table edge, which is more than a place setting takes up.
How many boxes does it come in?
Five, and the manufacturer says the time of receipt may vary. Wait for all five before starting the assembly.
Does the acacia need treating?
The manufacturer publishes no finish or oiling schedule for this set. Acacia generally holds its colour with a coat of outdoor wood oil once or twice a season, and no oil is included.