Teak Outdoor Fire Table with Faux Concrete Top

Details at a Glance

Brazilian teak's natural oils resist moisture, insects, and temperature swings season after season, while faux concrete handles UV exposure without the weight or porosity of stone. The Lloyd Flanders teak fire table with faux concrete top combines FSC-certified teak, marine-grade rope accents, and a 50 x 32-inch rectangular design, available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At 189.5 pounds, the American-made construction stays put through wind and weather on covered or open-air patios.

How Does Teak Hold Up to Rain, Sun, and Cold?

FSC-certified Brazilian teak contains natural oils that repel water and resist insect damage, so it won't rot or splinter when exposed to moisture. UV light triggers a gradual shift from warm honey tones to a silvered-gray patina -- a normal weathering process, not structural damage -- and you can slow or reverse it by applying teak oil two to three times a year. The faux concrete top is formulated for outdoor exposure and resists UV fade better than natural stone, which can absorb moisture and crack under freeze-thaw cycles. Marine-grade rope accents are engineered to handle salt air and humidity without mildewing or fraying.

Does Teak Need to Be Oiled, or Can It Weather Naturally?

You can let teak age to its natural silver-gray patina without any treatment -- the color change doesn't harm the wood's integrity. If you prefer to keep the original antique gray finish, clean the table with teak cleaner and a soft brush, then apply teak oil two to three times per year. Oiling is cosmetic maintenance, not structural protection, so it's entirely optional and based on your aesthetic preference.

Where Does a Rectangular Fire Table Work Best?

Position this piece as the anchor for seating groups on elongated decks, poolside terraces, or covered patios where its 50-inch length suits conversation zones. The rectangular silhouette pairs naturally with our outdoor coffee tables for layered functionality, or flanked by lounge seating near outdoor bistro tables for dining-to-lounge transitions. Teak's antique gray finish complements both modern and traditional furniture in four-season rooms, and the substantial weight keeps the table stable in windy conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this fire table stay outside all year?

Yes -- teak's natural oils resist moisture and temperature swings, and the faux concrete top is formulated for year-round outdoor exposure. The 189.5-pound frame won't warp or crack under freeze-thaw cycles.

Will teak turn gray, and can I stop it?

Teak naturally weathers to a silvered-gray patina under UV exposure. You can slow the process by applying teak oil two to three times yearly, or let it age without treatment -- both approaches preserve the wood's structural integrity.

What fuel does this fire table use?

The table is designed for propane, which flows from an attached tank to a burner beneath the top and ignites via a valve knob for adjustable flame control.

Is this fire table safe on a covered patio?

Yes, when used with adequate overhead clearance and proper ventilation as specified by the manufacturer. Never leave flames unattended, and check hose connections regularly.

Does the faux concrete top fade in the sun?

No -- the faux concrete surface is formulated to resist UV damage and maintain its finish better than natural stone, which can absorb moisture and discolor over time.

What's included with free shipping?

Free curbside delivery to the continental USA is included. White-glove delivery, in-room placement, and any assembly are optional paid services available upon request for an additional fee.