Real prices · from real sales
What does patio furniture actually cost?
Most stores won't tell you what people really spend. We looked at roughly three thousand outdoor purchases at our store over the last three years — here's an honest picture of what things cost, so you can plan your budget before you fall in love with a set.
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What people actually spend
Four budgets, four very different patios
Under $500
The refresh
New cushions, an outdoor rug, a cover for the winter, or a single replacement chair. Most of the individual transactions in our store are in this range — it's the easiest way to make last year's patio feel new.
Shop small upgrades →$1,800 – $3,000
The starter set
A real, well-made conversation or dining set — not disposable big-box furniture. Complete showroom sets on our floor start just under $2,000, and this tier is where quality begins to pay for itself in years of use.
Sets under $3,000 →$4,000 – $7,500
The full outdoor room
This is the most common budget for a complete patio at our store — a deep-seating group or 7-piece dining set with premium frames and fabrics, often with an umbrella and covers included in the plan.
Sets in this range →$7,500 and up
The whole backyard
Multiple zones — dining plus lounge, a fire table, shade, and the details. More of our customers' outdoor-furniture dollars land in this tier than any other, usually built piece by piece with a designer's help.
Premium sets →Where the money actually goes: about half of what our customers spend on outdoor furniture is on complete setups between $4,000 and $10,000 — usually a seating group or dining set plus shade, covers, and a fire feature, assembled as one plan.
Piece by piece
Typical prices at our store
Ranges below cover most of what's on our floor and site right now — the low end is a well-made entry piece, not a throwaway. A handful of premium pieces fall outside these ranges.
| Piece | Typical range | |
|---|---|---|
| Dining chairs | $340 – $1,600 | Sling and padded-sling chairs sit at the low end; fully cushioned and cast frames at the top. |
| Dining tables | $1,000 – $4,600 | Size and top material (aluminum, teak, stone, poly) drive the spread. |
| Sofas | $1,700 – $4,800 | Frame construction and fabric grade matter most — see our materials guide. |
| Loveseats | $1,250 – $3,800 | A common anchor piece for smaller patios. |
| Sectionals (complete) | $2,000 – $6,500 | A whole 4- to 6-piece sectional sold together; premium cast-aluminum sectionals run to about $9,700. |
| Lounge chairs | $750 – $2,650 | Swivel, glider, and recliner mechanisms add to the base price. |
| Chaise lounges | $675 – $2,650 | Pool-deck slings at the low end, cushioned chaises above. |
| Rockers & gliders | $650 – $2,200 | A Pennsylvania porch staple — poly rockers last decades. |
| Adirondack chairs | $195 – $700 | Genuine Polywood runs $195–$700 depending on style. |
| Market umbrellas | $280 – $800 | Cantilever and larger shade structures run $1,000 – $4,400. |
| Fire pits & fire tables | $250 – $6,000 | Wood-burning pits at the low end; gas fire tables mostly $2,000 – $6,000. |
| Covers | $50 – $165 | Fitted covers add years to any set — cheap insurance. |
| Replacement cushions | $105 – $180 | Stock sizes; custom-sewn cushions for older sets are quoted per piece. |
| Outdoor rugs | $150 – $240 | 8×10 outdoor rugs mostly land near $180. |
Why such wide ranges? Frame material, fabric grade, and construction. Our materials guide walks through aluminum vs. wrought iron vs. teak vs. poly — and what each means for price and lifespan.
Stoves & fireplaces · installed
What a fireplace or stove costs, installed
These are installed ranges — the unit, typical venting, and our installation — from the same live pricing our online quote tool uses. Removing an old unit, a hearth pad, and unusual site work are added on the written quote. Pick your situation online and the installed range is on screen as you build.
| Type | Installed range | |
|---|---|---|
| Gas fireplaces (direct vent) | $7,800 – $22,800 | Size and front/finish choices swing this the most; linear and see-through models sit at the top. |
| Gas inserts | $6,600 – $11,200 | Slides into an existing masonry fireplace with a liner up the chimney; surround size sets the price. |
| Gas stoves | $6,400 – $12,900 | Freestanding, vented out a wall or up through the roof. Cast iron and enamel finishes cost more. |
| Wood stoves | $5,400 – $15,500 | The stove is the smaller part — a new stainless chimney is most of the spread. Existing chimney? Expect the low end. |
| Wood inserts | $8,400 – $10,700 | Includes the stainless liner up your masonry chimney. |
| Wood fireplaces (built-in) | $11,500 – $17,300 | A high-efficiency EPA fireplace and its chimney system for new construction or a remodel. |
| Electric fireplaces | $3,100 – $12,700 | No venting — the price is the unit, its trim, and setting it into the wall. |
| Outdoor gas fireplaces | $5,600 – $8,000 | Built-in units for a covered patio; masonry or framing around them is by your contractor. |
| Vented gas log sets | $2,200 – $3,900 | For an open masonry fireplace with a working chimney; electronic ignition and remotes at the top. |
Want your number? Start with what you have today — an open masonry fireplace, a blank wall, an old stove — and see the installed price of every model that fits, then ask for the written quote by email.
Make the budget work
Three ways to get more patio for the money
Buy it as a set
Our showroom sets are styled, priced, and discounted as one — usually meaningfully less than the same pieces à la carte, and you can reserve one online.
Shop sets by budget →Spread it over a year
0% for 12 months with approved credit on in-store purchases over $2,000 through Synchrony Home — a $5,000 set works out to about $417 a month over the promo year.
Financing details →Plan before you buy
Our free room planner lays out real pieces at true size on your patio's dimensions, so you buy what fits — nothing more, nothing missing.
Plan your space →Good questions
Patio furniture cost questions, answered
- How much does a good patio furniture set cost?
- At our store, most complete outdoor furniture sets sell between $4,000 and $7,500. Well-made starter sets begin just under $2,000, and larger multi-zone setups run $7,500 to $15,000. Those figures come from our actual sales, not industry averages.
- How much should I budget for an outdoor dining set?
- Complete 7-piece dining sets on our showroom floor currently run about $4,000 to $5,700. Building one à la carte, tables run $1,000 to $4,600 and chairs $340 to $1,600 each depending on material and comfort level.
- Why does quality patio furniture cost more than big-box furniture?
- It lives outside around the clock. Quality outdoor furniture uses welded or marine-grade frames, solution-dyed performance fabrics, and finishes engineered for sun and rain — which is why it lasts 10 to 20 years instead of two or three seasons. Our materials guide explains the differences.
- What's the cheapest way to refresh a patio?
- Replacement cushions ($105–$180 in stock sizes, custom quoted), an outdoor rug ($150–$240), or a market umbrella (from about $280) change the feel of a space for under $500. We also custom-order cushions for furniture we sold decades ago.
- How much does a gas fireplace cost installed?
- At our store a direct-vent gas fireplace runs about $7,800 to $22,800 installed, and a gas insert for an existing masonry fireplace $6,600 to $11,200 — the unit, typical venting, and our installation. Build one online and the installed range is on screen as you choose the front and finish; the written quote is tailored to your home.
- How much does a wood stove cost installed?
- About $5,400 to $15,500 installed. The stove itself is the smaller part of that spread: connecting to a sound existing chimney lands near the low end, while a new stainless steel chimney through the roof or up the side of the house makes up most of the difference. A hearth pad is extra where you need one.
- Is financing available for patio furniture?
- Yes — 0% interest for 12 months with approved credit on in-store purchases over $2,000 through Synchrony Home, with a 10% deposit at the time of sale. See our financing page for details.
- Do prices include delivery?
- Delivery is a separate charge based on your location — we deliver within about an hour and a half of Ephrata, PA, and store pickup is always free. We're honest about this rather than hiding delivery in the price.
Want a number for your specific space? Call (717) 733-4973 or visit us at 1060 Division Highway, Ephrata— we'll price it honestly, with no pressure.