Garden Furniture with Rising Tables

Whether you are looking for a more optimal way to dine outside, or a larger and more functional way to entertain guests, garden furniture with a rising table is the solution. At Barker and...

Whether you are looking for a more optimal way to dine outside, or a larger and more functional way to entertain guests, garden furniture with a rising table is the solution. At Barker and Stonehouse, we have a range of styles and materials to choose from, so no matter your preferred look, you can find a rising garden table that suits your taste.

Whether you want the perfect social space or a garden with a more rustic style, you are sure to find a set that works amazingly. And don’t forget to browse our range of outdoor cushions to add a spot of personality to your garden set.

You can trust our expert team of designers to provide long-lasting rising tables for any type of garden, but if you’re ever worried about rain or sun damage, take a look at our garden furniture cover options. We have everything you need at Barker and Stonehouse!

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1. What is a rising table?

In essence, a rising garden table is a piece of furniture that can be adjusted to different heights to serve multiple purposes. They can be adjusted lower to serve as a coffee table or raised higher to act as a dining table. There is usually a mechanism inside that will allow this transformation to happen with ease. Because of this, they are extremely versatile and can be used for a wide array of occasions.

And rising tables are not the only pieces that can enhance your outdoor areas. Take a look at our guide on garden furniture ideas, and learn which other pieces can help you create your perfect garden space.

2. Why choose a rising table?

This type of adjustable garden table is great if you would like to optimise your furniture. They’re multifunctional, so if you don’t have the space for both a coffee table and a dining table, you now have both in one. Not only are they a highly functional piece of furniture, but they are also great for seating as they usually have over six seats, meaning they’re ideal for parties and larger families who love taking their meals out into the garden.

Firepits are also a great centrepiece for rising tables and will turn any evening into a cosy night filled with laughs and warmth. Our guide on garden seating ideas will give you some more insights into the type of seating you can place outside. Or see our guide on garden patio ideas to find out other ways you can transform your outdoor spaces.

3. Are rising tables weather-resistant?

Our rising tables are all made from durable frames that blend style with weather resistance. Aside from the craftsmanship and high-quality materials used in our collection, we also have various garden care products on offer if you would like some more ways to keep your rising table in pristine condition.

4. How to care for garden furniture with a rising table

During the months where the furniture is used less, we advise you store the cushions away to prevent damage from moisture and the cold – and always remove them before covering your furniture. Furniture should always be protected with a suitable cover when not in use, and we advise bringing your furniture indoors during extreme weather. Other than that, if you keep on top of regular spot checks and removing spillages as soon as they happen, your garden rising table should last a long time. For more information, be sure to check our garden furniture care guide for more insights into maintaining your outdoor items.

5. What finance options are available for garden lounge chairs?

If you would like to split up the price on one of our amazing garden rising tables, we have plenty of finance options available to you. For example, you can purchase any of our sets on a 6-, 10- or 12-month payment plan, whatever suits your needs. Choose between this or classic credit (9.9% APR representative) to spread out the cost over multiple months.