Wulfern Tsimintiri Slat Top 3 Piece Bistro Set

A round slat-top bistro table with two matching armchairs in dark gunmetal iron. Each seat holds 250 pounds, and the chairs stack when you want the floor back.

Three pieces arrive together: one round slat-top table and two matching armchairs. The table is 24.25 inches across and 30 inches tall. Each chair measures 20 inches wide, 20.5 inches deep and 30 inches tall. It is sized for two, so a balcony or a narrow porch takes the whole set without crowding.

• What ships in the set

  Three pieces arrive together: one round slat-top table and two matching armchairs. The table is 24.25 inches across and 30 inches tall. Each chair measures 20 inches wide, 20.5 inches deep and 30 inches tall. It is sized for two, so a balcony or a narrow porch takes the whole set without crowding.

• Iron frame and slat top

  The frames, the seats and the round tabletop are iron, finished in a dark gunmetal that keeps a lightly distressed edge rather than a flat coat of paint. Under the table, four curved splayed legs meet a circular ring stretcher, which is what keeps a table this narrow from feeling tippy.

• Slats that let rain through

  Both the seats and the tabletop are slatted, with open gaps running between each slat. Rain falls straight through instead of pooling on the surface, so the set dries on its own after a shower and there is no puddle to tip off the table before you sit down.

• The chairs stack

  The two armchairs stack, so out of season they store in roughly the footprint of one chair instead of two. On a small balcony that matters. The set moves aside easily for a party and pushes into a corner when you want the floor back.

• Assembly at home

  Assembly is required and two people are recommended. Most of the work is the table: the legs bolt up into the top and tie into the ring stretcher underneath, which goes faster when one person holds the top level while the other tightens. The chair frames take hardware at the seat.

• Seat height and clearance

  The seats sit 18 inches off the ground and the tabletop lands at 30 inches, leaving about 12 inches between the two. That is standard bistro height, close enough to lean in over a coffee and open enough to cross your legs under the top.

• What each seat holds

  Each seat is rated to hold 250 pounds, and that figure is per chair rather than for the set, so both carry it. The seat is a solid slatted iron panel instead of a fabric sling, so the weight lands on the frame rather than on stretched cloth that goes slack over a season.

• Care and weathering

  Care is soap and water. The set is listed weather resistant and water resistant, which is not the same as rustproof: iron kept in constant damp will eventually spot at the joints and the foot tips. Dry it off after heavy rain, and stack the chairs under cover through a wet winter.

Good to know

• Tape a 24.25 inch circle for the table, then 20 by 20.5 inches for each chair.
• Seats are 18 inches high under a 30 inch top, about 12 inches of leg room.
• Two people are recommended for assembly. Most of the work is the table.
• The chairs stack, so off-season storage is about one chair's footprint.
• Required at home. Two people recommended. Most of the work is the table legs and the ring stretcher.
• The round bistro table and two armchairs are sold together. Plants, planters, doorway, and other outdoor furnishings are styling only.