I think IKEA, or JYSK, would be the most inexpensive option, although their prices have also gone crazy but nowhere near some of those other places. I'm also in the market and just going to keep an out for sales. On that note, I'm selling a brand new IKEA modular set if you're interested. Used 3 times last summer. Message me if you're interested. More on reddit.com

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Spot the patio chairs in Canadian tire, quality seems decent. Patio couch is also $299.97 More on forums.redflagdeals.com

Handle the weather? Depends on your location. With all the snow and ice, plastic doesn't survive winters for long and outdoor furniture needs to be stored away. But I've got a granite bench made out of a 10" thick slab with 2 18" supporting blocks. This one stays out. More on reddit.com