Warby Faux Travertine Cement Outdoor Coffee Table

Details at a Glance

A cement outdoor coffee table that looks like natural stone solves the patio centerpiece problem -- you get the high-end travertine appearance without worrying about sealing, staining or cracking every season. Water transfer printing creates organic veining and texture across the 55-inch surface, so each piece carries a unique pattern you won't see duplicated on another deck. The Moe's Home Warby Faux Travertine Cement Outdoor Coffee Table available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping anchors a seating area with 253 pounds of weather-resistant durability and a beige finish that works with both modern sectionals and traditional wicker.

How Well Does Cement Hold Up to Rain and Direct Sun?

Cement resists moisture intrusion and won't warp, split or rot when rain or sprinkler overspray hits the surface -- it dries without damage and maintains its structural integrity through humid summers. The material is naturally UV-stable, so you won't see the chalking or brittleness that happens with untreated plastics, though prolonged direct sun exposure over multiple seasons may gradually lighten the beige tone. The 253-pound mass provides wind resistance and keeps the table firmly planted during storms, while the solid construction means you're not dealing with hollow cores that trap water or crack from freeze-thaw cycles.

Do You Have to Bring It Inside for Winter?

You can leave this table outside year-round in most climates, but storing it indoors or using a waterproof cover during severe winter storms -- especially freezing rain and prolonged snow -- extends the finish's lifespan and prevents surface wear. Cement itself tolerates cold and wet conditions, but the faux travertine pattern will stay sharper longer if you protect it from the harshest freeze-thaw cycles and ice accumulation. If you're keeping it out, elevate the table slightly on patio furniture glides or a low platform so meltwater doesn't pool underneath, and wipe off snow before it compacts into ice.

Where Does This Work Best on a Patio or Deck?

The 55 x 42-inch surface anchors a deep-seat sectional or a pair of lounge chairs on a covered porch, open deck or poolside lounging area -- anywhere you need a low centerpiece for trays, drinks and decor. The 16-inch height pairs perfectly with standard outdoor seating and even works indoors on a sunroom or living room if you want to bring that stone look inside during the off-season. Browse our outdoor coffee tables to compare cement, teak and aluminum options, then add outdoor bistro tables or outdoor console tables to complete a multi-zone patio layout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this stay outside all year?

Yes, cement is weather-resistant and can remain outside year-round, though covering or storing indoors during severe storms preserves the finish and pattern.

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

Cement is UV-stable, but prolonged direct sun exposure over several seasons may gradually lighten the beige color; a cover during peak afternoon sun helps maintain the original tone.

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

Cement doesn't rust, so it handles salt air better than metal frames, though rinsing periodically removes salt residue that can dull the surface over time.

How do I clean the faux travertine surface?

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then rinse with a garden hose; avoid pressure washers and harsh chemicals that can erode the water-transfer pattern.

Does the pattern look identical on every table?

No -- the water transfer process creates unique veining and texture on each piece, so yours will have its own individual stone look.

Does white-glove delivery or assembly come with free shipping?

Free shipping includes curbside delivery to the continental USA; white-glove service, in-room placement and assembly are available upon request for an additional fee.