Knit 54" Round Outdoor Dining Table
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Essentials For Living |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 54 in. W x 54 in. D x 30.5 in. H |
| Shape | Round |
| Top Material | Solid teak wood |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Rope Material | Polyolefin rope weave |
| Finish | Washed Ever Teak (light brown) |
| Seating Capacity | Six |
| Country of Origin | Indonesia |
The solid teak top on this fifty-four-inch round table naturally resists moisture and insects while the rust-proof aluminum frame stands up to rain and coastal humidity without corroding. The Essentials For Living Knit 54" Round Outdoor Dining Table, seating up to six guests, is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. Hand-woven polyolefin rope around the frame and apron adds texture that resists UV exposure, so the table holds its color and structural integrity through full seasons outdoors.
How Does Teak and Aluminum Construction Handle Full Sun and Rain?
Teak contains natural oils that repel moisture and discourage mold, making it one of the few woods that can live outside year-round without warping. The aluminum frame will never rust, even in salt air, and keeps the table light enough to move around your patio without help. A multi-step hand-applied teak polyurethane finish adds an extra layer of protection against UV fade, so the light-brown Washed Ever Teak color stays consistent over time. Polyolefin rope woven through the frame and apron is engineered to resist sun damage -- it won't bleach or crack the way natural fibers do.
Do You Need to Bring Teak Furniture Inside for Winter?
You can leave this table outside through winter because teak and aluminum both tolerate freezing temperatures and moisture. Wiping the teak top with mild soap and water every few months removes dirt and pollen before they stain the finish. If you live in a region with prolonged heavy snow or ice storms, covering the table or moving it under a porch extends the life of the polyolefin rope detailing and helps the finish stay bright.
Where Does This Round Table Work Best on a Deck or Patio?
A fifty-four-inch round shape fits well in a corner of a covered patio, on a deck under a pergola, or in the center of an open courtyard. Pair it with six dining chairs from our outdoor dining tables collection, or position an outdoor console table nearby for serving dishes and drinks. The circular profile keeps conversation easy and lets you tuck a smaller outdoor bistro table to the side for overflow seating or appetizers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this stay outside all year?
- Yes, teak and aluminum both tolerate year-round exposure to rain, sun, and freezing temperatures. Covering the table during heavy snow extends the life of the rope weave and finish.
- Will the teak top fade in direct sun?
- The multi-step teak polyurethane finish resists UV fade, so the light-brown color stays consistent. Over years teak naturally weathers to a silver-gray patina if you stop oiling it, but the finish on this table slows that process.
- Is it suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?
- Yes, aluminum is rust-proof and teak resists moisture, so the table works well in salt air. Rinsing the frame and rope weave with fresh water occasionally prevents salt buildup.
- How do I clean the rope weave?
- Wipe the polyolefin rope with a damp cloth and mild soap. Polyolefin dries quickly and won't hold mildew the way cotton or jute does.
- Does this ship fully assembled?
- The table ships with free curbside delivery to the continental USA. Assembly details vary by product; white-glove setup is available for an additional fee upon request.
- Can I use this table indoors in a sunroom?
- Yes, the teak and aluminum construction works indoors or outdoors. The natural teak tone complements sunrooms and covered porches.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.



