Outdoor Dining Tables
The dining table is where an outdoor material shows its character. Teak from HiTeak silvers gracefully and takes a hot dish without a mark; powder-coated aluminum from Sunset West and Lloyd Flanders never rusts and is light enough to shift; cast concrete from Seasonal Living is a table that will still be standing when the deck is rebuilt. Sizes run from rounds for four to long rectangles for ten, and many of the built-to-order tables can be ordered with an umbrella hole.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What size table for six?
- A 72-inch rectangle or a 60-inch round. Allow 24 inches of edge per person and 36 inches behind each chair to pull out. Dimensions are on every product page.
- Teak, aluminum or concrete?
- Teak for warmth and the lowest fuss over decades; aluminum for weight and colour choice; concrete for a table that lives outdoors permanently and anchors a space.
- Umbrella hole?
- Many tables have one, or offer a top with one at no extra charge; the option shows on the product page where it applies.
- Does the top stain?
- Teak and sealed concrete wipe clean; oily spills should be washed the same day on teak. Aluminum and glass tops are indifferent to almost everything.
- Lead time?
- Lloyd Flanders and Telescope Casual build to order in roughly 6 to 8 weeks, Sunset West in 4 to 6; stock tables ship sooner. Free curbside delivery to the continental US.