Costco has a ton of items on their website, but I will warn you...it’s not cheap. On the bright side, If it turns out to be garbage you can always return it no questions asked. Congrats!!

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Which line of outdoor furniture do you have?

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I have nothing to add, I just wanted to say I'm Irish married to an American, and every time I mention patio furniture she says "isn't that one of your people?". That is all. More on reddit.com

I searched all last winter and found nothin worth while. I JUST (two weeks ago) bought a set from Macy’s online. I searched clearance. I didn’t want to buy a crappy Home Depot set that I would have to replace in 5 years. I bought an all aluminum set that will weather well here in the northeast. I bought the set for half price. Originally $2,000 for $1,000. Full table, 6 chairs, end table and umbrella stand. This is the time, I think. Most stores want to get this stuff out of their inventory now. Additionally, about 4 years ago my wife and I had to get two new umbrellas for our patio sets (one smaller by he pool and one larger one for our outdoor dining set). In he previous year we had bought the cheap, $75-$125 umbrellas from sears/Home Depot. Every year at the end of the year we had to throw it out. Either the color had faded so bad or a piece had broken that was prohibitively expensive to fix. This year we decided to spend the money and buy a “good” umbrella. We spent about $750 altogether and bought two umbrellas from Ballard. In my head this was 4 years worth assuming two umbrellas averaging $100 each for 4 years. Both of he umbrellas had “Sunbrella” canvas and sturdy frames. BOTH look like new to this day and neither have had problems with their hardware. I consider this a win, seeing as it has paid for itself, assuming I can use it next year as well. Just a thought. I see this as an area where spending more money is worth it. More on reddit.com