Outdoor Dining Furniture

We need a new dining table and chairs for the garden. We can't afford teak but there appears to be a wide selection of products in either acacia wood or eucalyptus wood. Which of these two woods is the best choice and why? Of course if anyone knows a place to buy low cost teak furniture then please let us know. Thanks

I'm just a poor good ole boy, but if you can afford to buy any wood furniture for outside, especially a dining table and chairs, I'd say you could afford the teak.

2007-06-04 03:31:08 by ach

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I'm looking for clearance or lower priced sites. Not into E-Bay, and I've looked at Walmart, Kmart, Lowe's and Home Depot. I'm looking for both an outdoor dining set and a conversation area set.

Thanks in advance!

How about Sears or JC Penney.

2006-08-14 13:53:56 by thatgirl

Price: $213.00 $130.31

36"H
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.
Dining and Kitchen->Bar Stools and Tables->Bar Tables

Hi, I want to buy a good quality outdoor dining set, near Rutland Vermont. Can anyone suggest a store? Thanks!

I think Bed, Bath & Beyond would be a great place for you to look. Quality merchandise, and for the most part decent prices make it a VERY appealing place to shop for homewares. Check out the link below for directions to the one in Rutland!

2007-07-13 03:27:12 by Debbie

Price: $500.00 $359.99

Without extension leaves, measures 63-3/4 inches long by 35-1/2 inches wide by 29-1/2 inches high; weighs 66.2 pounds
Stylishly appointed dining table for outdoor use; 2 hidden butterfly leaves extend seating to 6; umbrella hole in center
Easy assembly required; all hardware included; Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging

I would like to order some furniture from chicago,IL going to dallas,tx.What range of a shipping charge should I expect?

Items: sofa+loveseat+reclining chair,dining table and 4 chairs,kids armoir,outdoor table and chairs.

Interstate movers charge by weight to move across state lines. You might want to have the furniture weighed and check to see who is the least expensive - a freight company or a moving company.

2009-02-19 15:15:31 by zak

I have a very good friend who is extremely overweight. I think it is over 350 pounds (just to give you an idea). She is an absolutely lovely lady, and a very good friend, and my children are friends with hers, etc.
My only problem is that over the time I've known her, she has broken various items of my furniture, dining chairs, recliner armchair, outdoor seating benches, and also the passenger seat of my car twice.
I can't exactly tell her to stop visiting, or put her off, as she would guess there was a reason, does anybody have ANY suggestions on what I can do to stop having to replace things all the time? All suggestions are welcome, but serious answers only please.
Also, just wanted to add, that as a friend I have thought of encouraging her to undertake a healthier lifestyle (ie, weight loss), but she is perfectly happy with herself (as she should be), so that wouldn't be a good idea. Thanks.

What a difficult problem! This actually happened with my Dad many years ago, at a time he was quite overweight. My sister and her hubby had just bought a new dining setting and Dad sat in one of the chairs and it just collapsed under his weight.

We all teased him a little (not too much because fat people have feelings too!), but what my sis did was go and buy one very good strong plastic chair and whenever Dad came to visit, that is where he was seated. She put a cushion on it etc, and told him that for his own comfort and safety, that was the chair he was to use.

She bought it from a commercial supplier of outdoor furniture, so it was really tough and after that they never had any problems.

As it was plastic and therefore lightweight, Dad would simply move the chair from room to room wherever he went, and bring it to the tv room, the dining table, wherever.

True, it did not match her other furniture, but when guests (not Dad) were there, she could simply put it outside, as it would not matter if it got wet, etc.

As far as your car goes, Dad had to have a special seat installed in his car to carry his weight. It was very expensive, so maybe you should just use her car or a taxi if you go anywhere?

Best wishes and good luck, your friend is fortunate to have a thoughtful friend such as you :-)

2007-08-07 01:04:11 by Sonja