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Wood patio tables

Real teak on the sidewalk. 3 tables here, every one with a solid wood top: dining tables at 30 inches and a bar table at 42 inches, on wood or chrome bases. Wood brings warmth that metal and resin do not, and it asks for more care in return.

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Teak patio tables

Know the wind, the sun and the curb line

Read the frame line first, then the seat: aluminum, resin, synthetic teak and coated steel all live outside. A few models are marked for covered patios only, so put those under a roof or an awning. Slatted seats shed a shower faster than solid ones, and a stackable chair cuts the nightly breakdown in half.

Teak tops sit on every one of these teak patio tables, one at a 42-inch bar height, and wood outside wants a rinse, a dry and a cover at season end.

Compare the wood finish

Read the stated wood or surface material for the model, then compare the offered finish references. Grain and color variation are part of the material comparison; use available samples to judge the palette in your room.

Check the stated use

Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.

Outdoor plans

Real teak on the sidewalk. 3 tables here, every one with a solid wood top: dining tables at 30 inches and a bar table at 42 inches, on wood or chrome bases. Wood brings warmth that metal and resin do not, and it asks for more care in return. Decide first whether your crew will keep up the routine.

Three ways to set teak outside

A teak top on a chrome base comes in square, round and rectangular shapes in several sizes, at 30 inches tall and around $171. Wood on top, bright metal below.

The teak dining table uses a wood base, weighs 39 pounds, and also comes square, round or rectangular. All wood, top to floor. Every table here comes with its base, so one line covers the whole piece.

At the rail, the teak bar table stands 42 inches, measures 47 by 27 inches across the top and weighs 51 pounds. Pair it with stools near 29 to 31 inches and it puts a long wood top at the rail for golden hour.

Wood and weather

Solid wood moves with heat and humidity, outdoors more than in. Six months is our warranty term for solid wood tops, and the natural movement of the wood falls outside it. Plan for the wood to live a little. Shade helps, too: a top under an umbrella spends less of the afternoon in direct sun.

The routine is short but it is a routine. Wipe spills before they dry, rinse after a dusty week, let the top dry fully before a cover goes on, and bring the tables in or cover them when the season closes. Free wood stain and finish samples help you see the color in your own light before you order a row.

Pairing and placing

Wood tops look right with woven seats and faux teak slats. Try rattan patio chairs or plastic teak patio chairs at the dining tables. For a lighter-weight top with a similar look, compare plastic teak tables. Wood beside black metal works as well, and the mesh and ladder backs in aluminum and steel patio chairs give that pairing a city edge.

Before a reorder, ask for a fresh finish sample. Finish lists change over time, and new tables should sit well beside last year's.

Give each table its own spot in an outdoor plan: two feet of edge per guest, a clear 36-inch aisle, and a note on which tables go under cover at night.

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