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Most listings use acacia wood for frames and tabletops. Some sets combine acacia with metal frames (typically powder-coated steel) and include woven or PE rattan accents.

Most sets require adult assembly. The assembly level ranges from simple to moderate depending on the set; some listings specify that tools are provided while others note tools are not included. Check the individual product page for specific assembly instructions and included tools.

Listings commonly mention all-weather designs and water-repellent or waterproof cushions, protective feet pads on chair and table legs, and advise avoiding prolonged rain exposure for woven pieces.

Some dining sets include foldable chairs, and other listings note stackable armchairs—both help save space when the set is not in use.

The listings range from small 3-piece sets (suitable for about two people) up to large multi-piece dining sets that seat around 14 people. Example set configurations shown include 3-, 4-, 7-, and 15-piece options. Verify the exact seating capacity on each product page.

Cushions are often described as thick or high-resilience and many have removable zippered covers. Several listings state covers are washable or water-repellent, and some mention ties or other fixings to keep cushions in place.

Coffee and side tables commonly fall in the ~31–43" length range with heights around 15–16" (examples: 31.5" x 18" x 16", 43.5" x 23.75" x 15.5", 40" x 19.5" x 16"). Dining tables are larger—for example, 59" x 35.5" x 29.5"—with other larger rectangular tables noted in the listings.

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