Comparison: Best Yitahome Patio Furniture (Updated | Nov 9th)

Start by measuring your patio or balcony and visualizing how many people you usually host. The 4‑piece and bistro sets are compact and work well for small decks, while the 6‑piece and 7‑piece sectional collections can be rearranged into L‑shapes, loveseats, or daybeds for larger areas. Modular pieces with detachable loungers let you customize the configuration without buying a new set later.

All models use 2.8‑inch memory foam cushions, but some sets add extra lumbar pads or thicker 3.15‑inch seat cushions for added support. The 4‑piece sectional and the 7‑piece set include horn buckles and waist pillows that keep cushions from slipping, while the bistro chairs rely on standard high‑resilience foam. If you prioritize a cloud‑like feel, look for the listings that highlight “cloud‑like comfort” in their description.

Each set is built with PE rattan wrapped around a powder‑coated steel or iron frame, providing strong protection against rain, UV rays, and rust. Some models, like the 6‑piece lift‑top set, feature waterproof cushion fabric and anti‑slip feet for extra stability on wet surfaces. Overall, the materials are comparable, but the sets with detachable waterproof covers offer the easiest way to shield cushions during heavy storms.

The 4‑piece sectional with a 794‑lb weight limit and a detachable lounger provides the most seating for large families while staying within a single modular design. Both the 6‑piece and 7‑piece collections share the same capacity, but they include more pieces, which can increase the overall cost. If you need maximum seating without extra tables, the 4‑piece L‑shaped set is the most cost‑effective choice.

The 7‑piece set arrives in three separate packages and requires aligning multiple corner and armless sofas, which can take longer and may need two people for smooth assembly. In contrast, the 4‑piece bistro set includes only two chairs, a loveseat, and a coffee table, with pre‑labeled parts and a straightforward instruction sheet. Both come with all necessary hardware, but the smaller set is generally quicker to put together.

Yes, most tables share a standard tempered glass top that fits the dimensions of the sectional sofas, making them interchangeable across sets. The bistro set uses a sleek black/transparent glass top, while the larger collections feature either tempered glass or a resin‑wood tabletop; both styles are designed to complement the rattan frames. Just ensure the table’s footprint matches the available space in your chosen layout.

Remove the cushion covers regularly and wash them according to the care label, or simply wipe down the polyester fabric with a damp cloth for quick cleaning. Store cushions indoors during prolonged rain or intense sun exposure to prevent fading and mildew. For the rattan, a mild soap solution and a soft brush will remove dust, while the powder‑coated frames only need occasional wiping to maintain their rust‑free finish.