Delivery time estimates do not apply to personalized, large or heavy items (over 20lbs.) that require special shipping, items shipped directly from the manufacturer, or out-of-stock items.
Delivery estimates only apply to the contiguous United States. Saturday, Sunday and national holidays are not considered business days for these estimated transit days.
Experience the essence of Parisian elegance with our environmentally conscious bistro set, meticulously crafted from recycled plastic. This set not only embodies the timeless charm of a Parisian café but also boasts practicality with its foldable design, making storage a breeze. Imagine savoring a croissant in this picturesque setting, transporting you to the heart of Paris.
This seating ensemble, reinforced with robust metal frames, offers both durability and aesthetic appeal. The seats and tabletops are adorned with a classic wicker pattern, presented in natural shades, creating a sophisticated checkerboard effect. The quintessential bistro style seamlessly integrates into various outdoor spaces, including patios, porches, decks, and balconies.
Ideal for enjoying coffee, outdoor dining, or evening cocktails, this set is designed for flexibility and user-friendliness. Whether used as individual pieces or as a cohesive unit, it provides versatile options for any occasion. The entire set can be easily folded, ensuring quick setup and effortless storage.
S/2 chairs: 22"L x 18"W x 30"H;
one table: 22.75"Dia. x 28.75"H
This set is made from recycled bioplastics.
Bioplastics are the eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic, created from natural, renewable sources like plants, waste, or microorganisms. They're super easy to break down and are all about using what nature offers. The secret sauce in bioplastics Plant sugar.
In the U.S., the sugar if found mostly from corn, but around the globe, it could be sugar cane, beets, wheat, or even potatoes. They can be whipped up from other natural goodies like veggie fats and oils, corn starch, straw, woodchips, sawdust, or even foods we've eaten and tossed away. Bottom line: bioplastics are a win for the planet, much better than the traditional plastics that come from oil.
