Comparison: Best Costway 4Pcs Patio Rattan Furniture Set (Updated | Nov 9th)

While all COSTWAY sets include two armchairs, a loveseat and a tempered‑glass coffee table, they differ in cushion thickness, frame finish, and dimensions. Some models, like B0C693PRTK, feature extra‑wide armrests and a removable glass top with suction cups, whereas others use a standard steel frame with a simpler glass design. The variations also affect load capacity, with loveseats ranging from 790 lb to 800 lb.

COSTWAY sets generally support 400 lb per single chair and up to 800 lb for the loveseat, while the EconoHome set lists a 353 lb capacity per chair and 710 lb for the loveseat. The Kurapika set offers similar capacities, around 355 lb per chair and 710 lb for the loveseat, and the Tangkula set tops out at 355 lb per chair and 710 lb for the loveseat. If you need higher load limits, the COSTWAY models with reinforced steel frames are the safest choice.

The EconoHome 4‑piece set typically retails at a lower price point while still offering a rust‑proof steel frame, weather‑resistant PE rattan, and a tempered‑glass table. Although its cushion weight capacity is slightly lower than some COSTWAY options, the overall construction quality is comparable. For shoppers prioritizing cost without sacrificing durability, EconoHome is a strong contender.

All listed sets use high‑density foam cushions with removable, zip‑pered covers, but thickness varies. COSTWAY’s B0C693PRTK advertises thick foam‑filled cushions and wide armrests for extra lumbar support, whereas the Kurapika and Tangkula models mention “soft padded” cushions without specifying thickness. If maximum comfort is a priority, the COSTWAY sets with described thick foam generally feel more plush.

The glass tops are not universally compatible because each set uses different dimensions and mounting methods. For example, the COSTWAY B0C693PRTK table measures 34 × 18 in with suction cups, while the Tangkula table is 27.5 × 16 in and relies on a different support system. Swapping tables between brands could lead to instability or mis‑fit issues.

All products feature all‑weather PE rattan that resists cracking, fading, and moisture, but the finish of the steel frame matters. Powder‑coated or painted steel frames, like those on the Kurapika set, offer better rust resistance in humid or salty environments compared to basic steel. Regular cleaning and covering cushions during heavy rain will extend the lifespan of any rattan set.

The EconoHome set includes all tools and clearly labeled parts, promising a setup under an hour. COSTWAY and Kurapika also provide detailed instructions, but some users report extra time needed for aligning the tempered‑glass table. If you want the quickest assembly, EconoHome’s all‑in‑one package is the most straightforward.

Compact models like the Tangkula and EconoHome have smaller chair footprints (approximately 23 × 23 in) and a modest 27.5 × 16 in table, making them suitable for balconies or tight patios. Larger COSTWAY sets, especially those with a 48.5 × 26.5 in loveseat, require more floor space and may dominate a small area. Measure your available space and compare it to the listed dimensions before purchasing.