Rectangular Outdoor Dining Table in Weathered Wood
Dinner outside stops being an afterthought once there is a proper table in the middle of the patio. This weathered acacia dining table seats a full group on a 59 inch top, with curved legs and a cross-pattern slatted surface that looks finished from the first meal. It suits decks, patios and poolside areas where...
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Dinner outside stops being an afterthought once there is a proper table in the middle of the patio. This weathered acacia dining table seats a full group on a 59 inch top, with curved legs and a cross-pattern slatted surface that looks finished from the first meal. It suits decks, patios and poolside areas where the group gathers for every meal.
Weathered-wood outdoor dining table with curved legs for patios and poolside seating
- need for a durable outdoor dining surface
- seating a group outdoors in a defined table area
Outdoor dinners that feel like home
Your patio has seating but no real table, so meals end up cramped and improvised. This weathered acacia table gives the group one defined place to eat, outdoors, all season.
Sculpted lines, a weathered grain
Sculpted curved legs
The splayed legs curve down from the top and meet a cross-brace stretcher bar. That bar keeps the base square, so the table sits steady on a patio without rocking. The curve gives it a finished silhouette that a straight-legged table cannot match.
Cross-pattern slatted top
Each slat shows the natural acacia grain, and the cross-pattern inlay gives the top a crafted look up close. The weathered grey-brown tone sits well against stone, tile and timber decking alike.
Full-size 59 inch top
The 59 x 31.5 inch top gives a family or a small group of guests room to eat together. It sits well on a deck beside the pool, with space left for chairs and a clear walkway.
Simple care for a natural finish
- Wipe after rain
Wipe the top after heavy rain and let it dry in the open air.
- Lift, do not drag
Lift it with two people so the legs and slats stay square.
- Keep it level
Set it on level pavers or decking so all four legs sit flat.
- Avoid standing water
Tilt it or move it under cover during long wet spells.
- Oil now and then
Light oiling every so often keeps the grain looking its best as the wood weathers.
Room for a full table of guests
- 59 in (150 cm)Length
- 31.5 in (80 cm)Width
- 30 in (76 cm)Height
Long enough for a full table of guests, with room to walk around the edge.
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Yes. The table is made for open-air use. Wipe the top after heavy rain and let it dry in the air, and move it under cover during long wet spells to get the most years from the grain.
The top is a full-size table for a family or a small group. Seating depends on your chair width, but the 59 inch length gives each person room to reach the centre without elbowing the next guest.
Set it on level pavers or decking so all four legs sit flat. The cross-brace stretcher bar between the legs keeps the base steady once the placement is right.
Cheap plastic and metal tables look generic and fade within a season or two, then get replaced. A solid acacia table with a real grain costs more up front, but you buy it once and it keeps looking like furniture for every dinner you host.
A cover is not required, but moving the table under cover for the wettest months is the simplest way to protect the slats and the finish.
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