Comparison: Best Big Lots Patio Table And Chairs (Updated | Nov 9th)

Look for sets that combine powder‑coated steel frames with weather‑resistant wicker or rattan, as these resist rust and UV fading. The Homall and Shintenchi sets use galvanized steel and all‑weather PE wicker, while the Flamaker set relies on solid Acacia wood, which needs regular sealing. Choose steel‑based frames if you expect heavy rain or harsh sun, and wood if you prefer a natural look and are willing to maintain it.

Swivel chairs with soft cushions, like the Andehomy set, provide 360° movement and plush seating for long meals. Shintenchi and Homall include high‑quality upright cotton cushions, while the Kullavik set offers removable, UV‑resistant cushion covers for easy cleaning. If you value adjustable comfort, look for sets with breathable fabrics such as Teslin or spaced‑gap designs that stay cool in summer.

Compact 5‑piece sets like Andehomy and Flamaker fit tighter spaces, offering a single table and four chairs. For larger patios, the 7‑piece sets from Shintenchi, Homall, or the 15‑piece Kullavik provide extra seating and an umbrella hole for shade. Consider the table dimensions—Homall’s 59×35 in tabletop is generous, while the Devoko 5‑piece round table folds for storage in smaller areas.

A built‑in umbrella hole protects diners from sun and rain, enhancing usability on sunny days. The Andehomy and Kullavik tables both feature a central hole for an umbrella, while many other sets like Shintenchi rely on the table’s surface without a dedicated opening. If shade is a priority, choose a set that explicitly mentions an umbrella hole or easy attachment points.

Most sets arrive in multiple boxes; for example, Shintenchi ships in three boxes and Homall in two, which may arrive on different days. Look for products that include a complete tool kit and clear illustrated instructions, such as the KROFEM and ASJMR sets. Quick‑assembly designs with pre‑drilled holes and minimal hardware will save you time and frustration.

Sets with premium materials like tempered glass tops (Kullavik) or solid Acacia wood (Flamaker) tend to cost more but offer long‑term durability and a high‑end look. Mid‑range options such as Homall and Shintenchi provide sturdy steel frames and weather‑proof wicker at a more affordable price point. Evaluate the number of pieces, cushion quality, and extra features like umbrella holes to determine which set gives the best overall value for your budget.

The Homall set includes stackable chairs that reduce storage space, while the Devoko 5‑piece set offers foldable chairs and a collapsible table for compact stowing. Flamaker’s Acacia wood chairs are not stackable but can be disassembled for storage. If you need to move the furniture frequently or have limited storage, prioritize stackable or fold‑away designs.

Powder‑coated steel frames with all‑weather PE wicker, found in Homall, Shintenchi, and ASJMR sets, provide excellent resistance to rain, rust, and UV exposure. The Kullavik set’s rattan and tempered glass are also weather‑proof, while the Acacia wood in Flamaker and Devoko requires periodic sealing to prevent moisture damage. For year‑round durability, choose a set that highlights rust‑proof coating and UV‑stable materials.