Nice for family-style dinners
The built-in Lazy Susan makes passing dishes during family-style dinners effortless, and the FSC-certified grade-A teak feels hearty for outside use. The 20-inch rotating center's a smart touch for bigger gatherings.
| Dimensions | Table: 59 in. diameter x 29 in. H; Armchair: 23 in. W x 22 in. D x 35 in. H |
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| Material | FSC-certified grade-A teak |
| Finish | Hand-sanded natural teak |
| Seating Capacity | 6 people (4 armchairs included) |
| Features | Built-in 20-inch lazy susan, stackable armchairs, 2-inch umbrella hole, pedestal base |
| Assembly | Minimal assembly required |
This 59-inch round dining set solves the two biggest challenges for year-round patio dining: serving convenience during the season and compact storage when it ends. The FSC-certified grade-A teak resists rot and insects through its natural oil content, so you're not resealing every spring. The Royal Teak Patio Round Dining Set 5PC for 6 is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. Four stackable armchairs let you reclaim deck space off-season, and the 20-inch built-in lazy susan keeps dishes moving without awkward reaching across the table.
Yes -- this grade of teak carries enough natural oil to resist moisture penetration, so rot and mildew don't take hold even through wet winters. UV exposure turns the surface silver-gray over time, but that patina doesn't compromise the wood's structural integrity or its resistance to insects. Salt air, rain, and direct sun won't crack or splinter the hand-sanded finish the way pressure-treated lumber or composite materials can.
You can leave it alone -- the wood's own oils provide the weather protection, not anything you apply. If you prefer the honey-brown color over the silver patina, teak sealers will hold that look longer, but they're optional maintenance, not required upkeep. Most people let teak weather naturally because the gray still reads as premium, and you're not locked into an annual refinishing schedule.
The single pedestal leg means you can stack all four armchairs around the table without hitting table legs, then cover or move the whole set as one compact unit. That matters when you're clearing space for winter or when your patio doubles as a party overflow area -- you're not wrestling with individual chair legs or trying to nest pieces that weren't designed to fit together. Round sets like this one naturally pair with other pieces from our outdoor dining sets collection if you're furnishing multiple zones, or scale down to an outdoor bistro set for tighter corners.
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.
Nice for family-style dinners
The built-in Lazy Susan makes passing dishes during family-style dinners effortless, and the FSC-certified grade-A teak feels hearty for outside use. The 20-inch rotating center's a smart touch for bigger gatherings.
Right size for big dinners
The 59-inch round table gives enough room for dishes and people without feeling cramped, and the 20-inch rotating center keeps serving simple. The pedestal base also makes seating flexible around the table for backyard meals.
Great for backyard entertaining
Stackable armchairs and the single central support make it simple to rearrange seating for backyard barbecues. The built-in Lazy Susan is handy for family-style platters, and the grade-A teak promises low maintenance outdoors.
Chairs stack away in winter
Stackable armchairs are really convenient for compact winter storage when you need to clear the deck. The high natural oil content of the grade-A teak should help resist rot and insects without annual sealing, and that's nice for a covered patio.
Solid set but a bit heavy
FSC-certified grade-A teak gives this set a solid feel and the stackable armchairs clear space well, but the pieces are a bit heavy to move around on a rooftop terrace. Still, the Lazy Susan and umbrella hole are excellent for hosting, though you'll want help during setup.