Hunter Reinforced Concrete Rectangular Dining Table

Details at a Glance

Dimensions	94.5 in. W x 45.25 in. D x 30 in. H
Material	70% Fiber-Reinforced Concrete, 30% Powder-Coated Stainless Steel
Color	Dark grey top, black base
Weight	375 lbs
Clearance	26 in. floor-to-bottom
Seating Capacity	8--10 people
Assembly	Required
Country of Origin	Vietnam
Care	Clean with water and mild dish soap; avoid abrasive or citrus-based cleaners

The Hunter's fiber-reinforced concrete top resists UV fade and weather wear on covered patios, while the powder-coated stainless steel base withstands moisture and rust. This Urbia Hunter Reinforced Concrete Rectangular Dining Table seats 8--10 guests and is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. The 94.5-inch length anchors large outdoor dining setups under pergolas or covered decks where you need commercial-grade durability.

What Makes Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Work Outdoors?

Fiber-reinforced concrete embeds fibers into the mix for tensile strength, which resists cracking under temperature swings and UV exposure better than standard concrete. The 70% concrete blend on the Hunter stays UV-resistant and fade-resistant in direct sun, though individual slabs develop natural patina variations over time -- that's the artisan finish, not damage. The 30% powder-coated stainless steel base won't rust in covered outdoor environments, so you can leave this table on your patio year-round as long as it's sheltered from standing water. It's built for hospitality and high-traffic residential dining zones where wood warps and aluminum dents.

Do You Have to Store This Inside for Winter?

The powder-coated steel base and concrete top can stay outside in covered areas through winter -- covered meaning under a pergola, roof overhang, or solid patio cover that keeps rain and snow off the surface. If your patio is fully exposed, cover the table with a waterproof furniture cover or move it into a garage to avoid freeze-thaw cycles that can stress concrete over years. Clean the top with water and mild dish soap before covering; skip abrasive scrubbers and citrus-based cleaners, which can strip the finish. Store cushions and accessories indoors during extreme weather even if the table stays out.

Where Does This Fit on a Patio or Deck?

This 94.5-inch rectangular table anchors a covered outdoor dining area, pairing naturally with metal or wood chairs from the /collections/outdoor-dining-tables collection for 8--10 guests. The 26-inch floor-to-bottom clearance accommodates standard dining chairs, and the dark grey-and-black palette complements modern setups if you're connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. It's heavy -- 375 pounds -- so choose your spot carefully; once it's placed, you won't move it casually. If you're building out a full dining zone, explore /collections/outdoor-bistro-tables for smaller companion pieces or /collections/outdoor-console-tables for a serving station along the patio wall.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this table stay outside all year in a covered patio?

Yes, as long as it's under a solid roof or pergola that keeps rain and snow off the surface; the powder-coated steel and concrete both handle temperature swings, but standing water over winter can stress concrete.

Will the concrete top fade in direct sun?

The fiber-reinforced concrete is UV-resistant and fade-resistant, though natural patina variations will develop over time as part of the artisan finish.

Is this suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?

The powder-coated stainless steel base resists rust in salt air, making this table a good choice for covered coastal patios; rinse the concrete periodically to prevent salt buildup.

How many people does a 94.5-inch table seat?

Eight to ten people with standard 24-inch place settings.

What's included with delivery?

Free curbside delivery to the continental USA; assembly is required, and instructions are included with the shipment.

How do I clean fiber-reinforced concrete?

Use water and mild dish soap with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive scrubbers and citrus-based cleaners that can strip the finish.