- Colour: Grey
- Primary Material: Metal
- Internal Material: Rope
- Fabric: Upholstery / Chenille / Velvet
- Size Available(D*L*H):
- Seat Height: 1.4 Feet
- Net Weight: 200 Kgs (Approx.)
- Package Details: Dining Table
- Style: Modern & Contemporary
- Type: Dining Table
*Can be Used for : Pool Side Furniture , Apartment, Lobby, Branda Furniture
*Customization Possible Price on Request.
*Prices may Vary / Change as per configuration & size & dimensions
FAQs
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What is the most durable material for an outdoor table?
Metal, specifically powder-coated aluminum, is highly durable as it is rust-resistant, lightweight, and withstands humid or salty air. Teak is also a top choice due to natural oils that repel water, pests, and rot, though it is often more expensive. -
Can I use a regular indoor dining table outside?
Generally, no. Most indoor tables are made of wood not treated for the elements and will warp, crack, or rot quickly. If used, they must be thoroughly waterproofed and kept in a protected area. -
Which materials are best for hot or coastal climates?
For high heat, Teak and HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) stay cooler to the touch and resist UV damage. For coastal areas with salty air, Aluminum or HDPE are best as they do not corrode like wrought iron or low-grade steel.
· How much space do I need per person?
Plan for approximately 24 inches (2 feet) of table length per person to ensure guests have enough elbow room and can move chairs comfortably.
· What are standard table dimensions for different group sizes?
o 4-Seater: 36–48 inch diameter (round) or 48 inch long (rectangular).
o 6-Seater: 48–60 inch diameter (round) or 60–72 inch long (rectangular).
o 8-Seater: 72–96 inch long (rectangular).
· How do I measure my outdoor space for a table?
A common rule is to subtract 6 feet from both the length and width of your patio or deck. This allows for a 3-foot clearance on all sides for chairs and foot traffic.
· How do I maintain a wooden outdoor table?
Clean it periodically with mild soapy water. For Teak, you can let it naturally age to a silver-gray patina or apply teak oil once or twice a year to maintain its original golden color.
· How often should I clean my outdoor table?
Wipe down surfaces weekly with a soft cloth and mild soap to prevent dust and bird droppings (which can be acidic) from damaging the finish.
· Do I need to cover my table in winter?
Yes. Using breathable, waterproof protective covers significantly extends the lifespan of any material by protecting it from moisture, snow, and UV rays.