At a bit over six feet, it seats eight comfortably; two at each end if you’re all good friends. The center opening works double duty—umbrella by day, Toní candleholder (sold separately) by night. Threaded caps come with the table, so the hole disappears when you don’t need it.

Each leg ends in a discreet leveling foot—handy when your patio isn’t quite as flat as you remember. Despite the size, it’s light enough to shift solo; just lift one end and walk it into shade. Pair it with Toní Chairs or mix in whatever seating you have lying around—the palette of solid colors plays well with almost anything.

The center opening isn’t just a design quirk—it holds Fatboy’s Toní candle holder (sold separately) or an umbrella stem if the sun is fierce. UV-stable color stays true after long summers outside, and rubber tips under each leg keep the scrape to a whisper. Wipe it down with a damp cloth, call it a day. No rust worries, no heavy lifting—just an easy place to gather.

Slide one onto a small balcony, group a half-dozen around a long lunch table, or scatter a few poolside; they stack four high when you need the floor space back. Rubber foot pads soften the scrape and protect wood or stone surfaces. Pair with the Toní Bistro or Toní Tablo tables, mix colors, move them around—Toní Chair is built to be used, not fussed over.

Use one at a balcony café table or group six around a long slab of timber—either way, they stack four high when the party’s over. Rubber pads under the feet spare your deck boards and keep the scrape-noise down. Pair it with Fatboy’s Toní Bistro table, or let it mix with whatever you’ve already got. The chair takes care of itself; you just sit.