5 Piece Sintered Stone Patio Dining Set with Aluminum Base
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Glass patio tables show every fingerprint and chip at the edge. Stone does neither, and that is most of the argument for this table.
A sintered stone top with a marble look
Sintered stone is fired dense enough to resist heat, scratching and stains, so a hot dish set down without a trivet is a non event. The surface reads like marble without the porousness that makes real marble a poor choice outdoors.
A pedestal base that frees up the legs
The flared pedestal carries the top from the center rather than from four corners, so nobody is straddling a table leg and chairs pull in from any side. The base is rust free aluminum in an ember black powder coat, and the four chairs carry Sunbrella cushions whose color is built into the fiber.
See where it sits against the rest of our patio dining sets.
Features
Features
What's Included
What's Included
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Quick Specs
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping. Free shipping on orders to the 48 contiguous states. Orders are processed within 3 business days.
Returns. Return within 30 days of delivery. Return shipping is paid by the customer on change-of-mind returns and typically runs $100 to $300 for freight items. If an item arrives damaged, defective, or is not what you ordered, we cover the return in full.
Warranty. Covered by a 90 day warranty against manufacturing defects from the date of delivery.
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| Material | Aluminum with sintered stone | Solid acacia wood | Acacia wood and PE wicker | Steel |
| Seats | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Table top | Sintered stone | Solid acacia wood | Acacia wood | Tempered glass |
| Cushions | Included, Sunbrella fabric | Not included | Included, removable | Not included, breathable mesh seats |
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Caring for your sintered stone set
Sintered stone
Non porous and dense, so it shrugs off heat, scratches and spilled drinks.
Sunbrella cushions
Fiber dyed fabric that resists the fading ordinary outdoor cloth suffers.
Wipe it down
Mild soapy water is enough. The stone needs no sealing.
Sintered Stone Dining Set FAQs
What is sintered stone and how does it behave outdoors?
What is sintered stone and how does it behave outdoors?
It is stone fired under heat and pressure until it is dense and non porous. Outdoors that means it resists staining, scratching and heat, so spilled wine and hot dishes do not leave a mark the way they do on porous stone.
Is a sintered stone tabletop better than glass for a patio?
Is a sintered stone tabletop better than glass for a patio?
For most people yes. Glass shows every print and is vulnerable at the edges, while sintered stone hides marks and takes impact better. Glass is lighter, which is the one advantage it keeps.
Why does the pedestal base matter on this dining set?
Why does the pedestal base matter on this dining set?
A center pedestal means no one straddles a corner leg. Chairs slide in from any point around the table, which is why four people can sit at a square top without negotiating for knee room.
How heavy is the sintered stone set to move once assembled?
How heavy is the sintered stone set to move once assembled?
Substantially heavier than aluminum alone. The tabletop package by itself is over 100 pounds, so plan the table's position before assembly rather than after.
Do the Sunbrella cushions come with the stone dining set?
Do the Sunbrella cushions come with the stone dining set?
Yes, all four chairs include Sunbrella cushions. The fabric holds its color against sun because the pigment is in the fiber rather than on the surface.