About Patio Square

Patio Square started with a balcony that could take a two-person table and nothing wider. Most outdoor furniture is designed for a garden, so the numbers that decide whether a table fits sit at the bottom of the page, if they appear at all.

The range here is built around small footprints: a fifty-nine inch iron table that seats six, a thirty-one inch square table that seats four, a twenty-three inch bistro table, an all-weather coffee table and a nine-foot umbrella that shades a table rather than a lawn.

Everything is measured the way a balcony is measured. Top dimensions, the height of the apron, the space needed to pull a chair out and the weight of the carton are all published before the order button.

Materials get the same treatment. The resin tops are dense enough to be left out through a wet season, the frames are powder-coated, and the cushion filling is chosen to drain rather than hold water.

Orders placed before the daily cut-off leave the same working day, and one national carrier handles every parcel.