Outdoor restaurant furniture sets

One family, every height. 35 pieces here share frame finishes and seat materials across chairs, armchairs, bar stools and tables, so you can order a sidewalk row and a rooftop rail that look like they belong together. Most are sold piece by piece. Choose the family first, then count each piece the way your layout needs it.

How the families work

Pick a finish and you get a full line. Black aluminum with dark walnut faux teak, for one, covers a side chair, an armchair, a bar stool, a dining table and a bar table. Grey aluminum with natural faux teak does the same, and rust aluminum plus black or grey steel lines run through several heights too.

Because the pieces sell separately, the counts are yours. Twenty chairs and five tables for the sidewalk, eight stools and two high-tops for the rail, all in one finish on one order. Starting with a single four-top? The guide to outdoor dining sets for four counts the pieces. A Paris-style set with two chairs is the exception, sold as a single line.

Seat heights hold steady inside a family: 17 3/4 inches on the faux teak chairs, 28 1/4 on their bar stools. Tables come with the base, at 30 inches for dining and 42 for bar height. Stacking runs through most of the faux teak lines, so the chairs and stools of one family can share a corner of the back hall.

Two examples side by side

• An aluminum chair with faux teak, with arms, is 18 inches wide with a 17 3/4-inch seat and stacks
• An aluminum table with faux teak top in black and dark walnut comes in several sizes at table height
• The black steel armchair has a 17 1/2-inch seat and pairs with a 29-inch bar stool in the same frame

Aluminum frames lead the group, steel comes next, and faux teak is the common seat. Faux rattan and metal seats appear on a few lines. Single pieces start around $89 and the top single item sits near $356, which lets you price a full row before you save it.

Before the order goes in

Mixing two families is fine; mixing two shades of one finish is not, because color lists change over time. Ask for a swatch, confirm the shade in writing, and note it on every line. A reorder next spring needs the same check.

For more of one type, step into patio chairs, patio bar stools or plastic teak tables. Then save the row and the rail as separate spaces in an outdoor plan. The project sheet lists both, finish by finish.