The space you’ve selected for your furniture should be level and away from any outdoor hazards. Measure the total area and then you’ll have a good idea of the space that’s available for your furniture and what sized pieces will be able to practically fit there. It’s tempting to go for the largest set you can accommodate, but you’ll need to make sure that you leave enough room to comfortably walk around it and are able to pull out or recline chairs if necessary.nn2 seater setsnnSometimes known as bistro sets, this combination of a small table and two chairs are a compact and cosy choice when you’re limited on space. Perfect for balconies, they’re often foldable or stackable so you can enjoy a table for two when you need it and more space when you don’t.nn4, 6, and 8 seater tables and chairsnnGarden dining sets come in similar sizes to their indoor counterparts. Depending on the space you have available and the number of guests you’re planning to invite round, you can choose between versions with 4, 6 or 8 seats. If you’re planning to do some outdoor dining, look towards getting a table and an appropriate number of matching chairs - rattan garden table and chair sets are a popular choice.