Adirondack Side Tables

You may also have come across the Adirondack Double Chairs in our collection. This piece of garden furniture is essentially a garden bench consisting of two Adirondack chairs with a table fixed between them.
Not sure whether to choose a Tête-à-Tête chair or two separate chairs with a loose side table? Here are the key differences:

Tête-à-Tête

With a Tête-à-Tête, the table is securely fixed to the chairs with screws. The chairs and table form one solid piece of furniture. This is the most compact option if you want a table between two chairs, as the table follows the exact shape of the chairs.
A Tête-à-Tête effectively offers two table surfaces: one at armrest height and a second one below. The table cannot be removed without using tools.

Two chairs + side table

If you prefer more flexibility in moving your Adirondack chairs or side table, choosing a separate side table may be the better option. A loose side table can be moved easily and folded away for convenient storage. However, it does require slightly more space than a Tête-à-Tête setup.