Buying Guides
Three guides that start from the constraint rather than the catalogue: furnishing a small patio or balcony, choosing a sectional with a built-in fire table, and matching a table to seating that doesn't already include one.
Start with the constraint
The specification every listing leads with is rarely the one that decides the purchase. For a modular sectional it is whether a specific layout's footprint actually fits the patio, not the piece count printed largest on the listing. For a fire table it is the clearance the manufacturer requires, not how the flame looks in the listing photos.
Published footprint by layout is on the sizing pages as it is collected, and the material and care guidance is in the reference guides.
A Rattaner Set for a Small Patio or Balcony →
Start from the floor space actually available, not the biggest set in the catalogue - which pieces in the range ask the least of a small patio or balcony.
A Sectional With a Built-In Fire Table →
Two sectionals in the range bundle a 60,000 BTU propane fire table; the standalone table is also sold separately. What actually differs between the three options.
Matching a Table to an Existing Sectional →
Several sectionals in the range don't bundle a table at all - which of the range's standalone tables actually suits pairing with existing seating, and what isn't confirmed to match.