Aluminium Outdoor Dining Sets

Every model below is built in PatioHue Outdoor's own workshop in Foshan — we are the factory, not a trading company, which is why you can specify dimensions, finishes and fabric directly with the people cutting and assembling your order. Posted prices are deliberately absent because every project differs in quantity, finish and freight; send quantities and a destination port and we come back with real numbers, usually within 12 hours.

A dining set is the hardest-working thing on a terrace, and aluminium is the material that survives the workload. Chairs are dragged across stone between services, tables are wiped down after every sitting and left out through the wet season, and nothing on the set needs oiling, sealing or painting. The frames are welded and powder-coated in-house, then finished with woven rope, textilene sling or a teak or sintered-stone top.

What decides whether an aluminium dining set works commercially is not the frame — it is the chair. Stacking chairs cut off-season storage to roughly a quarter of the deck footprint, sling seats dry in the sun without a cushion, and a seat height of 45–48 cm with a 60 cm table overhang is what makes a long lunch comfortable rather than tolerated. We publish chair and table dimensions separately on every model so you can check them against your floor plan.

Compare every aluminium dining set at a glance

Model	Key dimensions	Packing	MOQ	Detail
AL-DN-7101	220 × 100 × H75 cm	1 set / 5 cartons	5 sets	Aluminium Stackable Dining Set
AL-DN-7102	200 × 100 × H78 cm	1 set / 4 cartons	5 sets	Rope-Back Chair & Teak-Top Dining Set
AL-DN-7103	240 × 100 × H75 cm	1 set / 5 cartons	3 sets	Sintered-Stone Top Dining Set with Rope Chairs
AL-DN-7104	Ø70 × H70 cm	1 set / 2 cartons	20 sets	Aluminium Cafe Bistro Set

How to choose

• Ask whether the chairs stack. Stacking chairs cut off-season storage to roughly a quarter of the deck footprint.
• Check seat height against table height: 45–48 cm seat with a 72–76 cm table is the comfortable standard.
• Confirm the table top material. Teak is warm and re-sandable, sintered stone is marble-look without sealing, HPL is the value choice for volume orders.
• Ask for the powder-coating specification, not just the word aluminium. Chromate pre-treatment is what stops the finish flaking in year three.
• For a 200 cm or longer table, ask about an under-rail or centre leg. Without one, long spans sag within a season.
• Check the fasteners — stainless 304 or 316 should be named explicitly. Plated steel fittings stain the frame with rust even on aluminium.
• Sling and open-weave seats dry faster than padded ones and remove the need for a cushion storage plan.
• Ask for spare glides and touch-up paint in the order. Both are two-minute repairs on site but need the exact parts.

How we build them

Tube is cut and jig-welded to keep frames square, then degreased and chromate pre-treated before powder coating so the finish keys into the metal chemically rather than sitting on the surface. Weave is applied by hand over the finished frame using UV-stabilised HDPE rope or strap, and every piece is wiped and inspected before it is wrapped. Frames are packed with foam sheet and corner protection in drop-tested export cartons, knocked down where that reduces shipped cube.

Care and maintenance

Wash with fresh water and a mild pH-neutral soap a few times a season; wipe the table top after service. No polish, oil or sealer is required and none should be applied. Rinse thoroughly in coastal or chlorinated environments. For scuff marks on the powder coating, a non-abrasive cream cleaner on a soft cloth usually lifts them without dulling the finish — do not use wire wool or aggressive solvents.

Common questions