Lucca Outdoor Concrete Counter Table - Slate Gray

Details at a Glance

Lightweight concrete handles rain and full-sun exposure without cracking or fading the way resin or standard wood finishes can. The Lucca Outdoor Concrete Counter Table in slate gray seats eight to ten guests on a 120-inch surface built from weather-resistant concrete and reclaimed teak, available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At counter height -- 35.75 inches tall -- it pairs with bar stools for elevated outdoor dining or works just as well indoors when you want that industrial-modern look year-round.

How Well Does Lightweight Concrete Handle Rain and Sun?

Lightweight concrete resists moisture penetration and UV degradation without the maintenance cycle teak alone demands or the rust risk that comes with metal frames. This isn't poured slab concrete -- it's an engineered composite that sheds water, tolerates freeze-thaw cycles, and holds its slate gray color through seasons of direct sun. The reclaimed teak accent adds natural texture and weathers to a silver patina over time, which is normal and doesn't compromise structure. Each table is handmade, so you'll see unique color variation and veining -- that's the material, not a defect.

Do You Have to Seal or Cover It for Winter?

You don't have to bring it inside, but a weather cover extends the finish life if you're in a region with heavy freeze or salt spray. Lightweight concrete won't crack from cold the way terra cotta or standard ceramic does, and the reclaimed teak is already seasoned from prior use. Wipe the surface clean before covering to prevent mildew in the folds of a tarp, and make sure the cover is breathable -- trapped moisture does more damage than exposure. If you leave it uncovered, expect the teak to gray naturally and the concrete to develop a slight patina, both of which are considered desirable aging in outdoor furniture.

Where Does This Work Best on a Patio or Deck?

At 120 inches long and over 500 pounds, this table anchors a large covered patio, a deck with a pergola, or even a semi-enclosed courtyard where you want one statement piece instead of a modular set. It's tall enough for outdoor counter dining sets and wide enough that you're not crowding guests elbow-to-elbow. The slate gray concrete suits contemporary landscapes and pairs cleanly with metal or wicker seating from our outdoor dining tables and bistro tables collections. If you're furnishing a restaurant terrace or hotel pool deck, the Perpetual Collection's handmade construction and mixed-finish detail make every table subtly unique.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this stay outside all year?

Yes -- lightweight concrete and reclaimed teak resist freeze-thaw cycles, moisture, and UV without cracking or warping. A breathable cover in winter protects the finish but isn't structurally required.

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

No. Both the concrete and reclaimed teak are UV resistant and designed for full-sun exposure; the teak will develop a natural silver patina, which is normal outdoor aging.

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

Yes. Concrete and teak tolerate salt air far better than steel or standard powder-coat finishes, though rinsing the surface monthly in heavy salt spray keeps buildup from dulling the high-gloss finish.

How much does the table weigh and is it easy to move?

It weighs 502.2 pounds. You'll need at least four people or a furniture dolly to reposition it -- it's designed to stay in place once you've set it up.

Does this ship for free and does it arrive assembled?

Yes, it ships free via curbside delivery to the continental USA. Assembly details follow the included care instructions; white-glove setup is available for an additional fee upon request.

Can this table be used indoors?

Yes. The mixed-finish concrete and teak design suits indoor dining rooms, lofts, or commercial spaces just as well as outdoor patios.