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Nardi Dining Settings

A Nardi dining setting is a table and chairs sold together, matched by the factory rather than assembled by guesswork. The piece count includes the table, so a 3 piece is a table and two chairs and an 11 piece is a table and ten.

The small settings pair the Step, Spritz and ClipX tables with Net, Bora or Costa chairs. The larger ones are built on the Rio and Tevere extendable tables. Tell our team your everyday and entertaining covers and we will convert that into the right piece count. Settings normally represent better value than the same pieces bought individually, and they arrive in colours the factory has confirmed work together.

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Nardi Dining Settings - FAQs

  1. What is a Nardi outdoor dining setting?
    A Nardi dining setting is a table and chairs sold together as one purchase, matched by the factory rather than assembled by guesswork. It arrives as a single order in colours that have been confirmed to work together, which removes the risk of ordering a table and chairs separately and finding the shades do not sit well side by side. Settings run from 3 piece balcony sets right through to 11 piece dining settings on an extendable table.
  2. What do the piece counts mean?
    The number counts every item, including the table. A 3 piece setting is one table and two chairs. A 5 piece is one table and four chairs. A 7 piece is a table and six chairs, a 9 piece a table and eight, and an 11 piece a table and ten. The simplest way to shop is to work out how many people need to sit down, add one for the table, and look for that number.
  3. Which tables are used in the settings?
    The small settings use the compact tables. Step, Spritz and ClipX appear in the 3 piece balcony sets, and Clip and Cube in the 5 piece settings. The larger settings are built on extendable tables, principally Rio and Tevere, which is what lets a 7 piece grow into an 11 piece when guests arrive. Piave also appears in 5, 7 and 9 piece settings, and its bar height version in a 5 piece with stools.
  4. Which chairs can I choose from?
    Most Nardi chairs appear in settings somewhere, and the same table is often offered with several. Net, Net Relax, Bit, Bora, Costa, Trill, Doga, Cassia and Palma all turn up depending on the table. Because of that, choosing a setting is really two decisions: the table size that fits the space, and the chair you would be happy to buy on its own. Do not let the chair be decided by the table by accident.
  5. Is a setting better value than buying separately?
    Generally yes. A matched setting is normally better value than the same table and chairs bought as individual lines, and it removes the colour matching risk. The reason to buy separately is when you want something the standard setting does not offer, such as a different chair count, or a mix with armchairs at the ends of the table and armless chairs down the sides. Our team can price both ways so you can compare.
  6. Can I order settings in quantity for a venue?
    Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Nardi settings to restaurants, clubs and function venues, where a matched setting keeps a floor consistent and makes reordering far simpler years later. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Our team can quote against a floor plan rather than a single setting, work out how many extendable tables a room actually needs, and stage delivery so a fit out is not held up waiting for one line.

How the Nardi Settings Are Built

A Nardi dining setting is a table and chairs sold together at a set price, matched by the factory rather than assembled by guesswork. This shelf carries them from 3 piece balcony sets up to 11 piece dining settings.

The piece count is the whole vocabulary, so it is worth understanding before you shop.

  • 3 piece: a small round table with two chairs, for a balcony
  • 5 piece: a compact table with four chairs, for a courtyard
  • 7 and 9 piece: an extendable table with six or eight chairs
  • 11 piece: an extendable table at full length with ten chairs

Resin, Aluminium and Weather

Most settings are resin throughout, which means they stay outside, shed rain and need no sealing or oiling. Some use a powder coated aluminium table with resin chairs, which adds rigidity across a long extendable top.

Everything here is made in Italy and UV stabilised, so a setting left out through an Australian summer holds its colour rather than chalking.

Reading the Piece Count

The number counts every item, table included. A 3 piece is one table and two chairs. A 7 piece is one table and six chairs, and an 11 piece is one table and ten.

The 3 piece settings pair the Step, Spritz and ClipX tables with Net, Bora or Costa chairs. The 5 piece settings use Clip or Cube tables. The 7 to 11 piece settings are built on the Rio and Tevere extendable tables.

A Matched Setting vs Buying Separately

A matched setting arrives as one order, in colours the factory has confirmed work together, and it is normally better value than the same pieces bought individually.

Buying separately gives you the mix you actually want, an armchair at each end and bistrot chairs down the sides, or a different chair count to the standard setting.

The rule. Choose a setting where the standard chair count matches your table and you want the value. Buy separately where you want a chair mix or an unusual count.

Space, Extension and Delivery

Measure at the extended length, not the closed length, and leave a metre beyond each end so chairs pull out. A 9 piece setting takes more room than people expect.

Settings ship as multiple cartons. Confirm access and a delivery point that fits the table, because an extendable top is the awkward item, not the chairs.

How to Choose a Nardi Dining Setting

Step 1. Count your covers. Everyday and entertaining. The gap tells you whether the table needs to extend.

Step 2. Convert to a piece count. Chairs plus one for the table, so eight diners is a 9 piece.

Step 3. Measure at full stretch. Extended length plus chair room, before choosing.

Step 4. Check the chair. Settings are offered with different chairs, so pick the one you would buy on its own.

Trade Accounts and Bulk Ordering

Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Nardi settings to restaurants, clubs and function venues, where a matched setting keeps a floor consistent and simplifies reordering later. Trade accounts are available and our team can quote a floor plan rather than a single setting.

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