Round Cast Aluminum Patio Dining Table With Umbrella Hole
Dinner outside stops being a contest with the sun when the umbrella sits in the middle of the table. This round top in matte black cast aluminum holds plates, glasses and shared dishes, and it stays put on the patio through the season. The medallion top and heart-cut apron make it the piece people look...
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Dinner outside stops being a contest with the sun when the umbrella sits in the middle of the table. This round top in matte black cast aluminum holds plates, glasses and shared dishes, and it stays put on the patio through the season. The medallion top and heart-cut apron make it the piece people look at first.
Ornate cast aluminum dining table with a built-in umbrella hole for outdoor meals
- needs a shaded spot for outdoor dining
- wood or wicker deteriorating outdoors
- needs a sturdy table for patio seating
Alfresco dinners under shade, on a table made for outdoors
Tired of squinting through sun glare or watching wood warp after one season? This cast aluminum table gives your family a shaded, sturdy place to eat outside.
Cast Medallions Built Into Every Edge
- Umbrella hole built in
The hole sits in the center of the top, so the umbrella shades the whole table instead of one corner. You do not need a clamp or a separate base ring to get it started. Measure your pole, slide it in, and the table is ready for dinner.
- Cast medallion top
The raised medallion pattern is cast into the surface, not printed or stamped on. The edge is rounded and beveled, so a forearm or a dropped fork does not catch on a sharp lip. Run your hand across it and you feel the depth of the casting.
- Heart-cut scrollwork
The apron is openwork with heart cutouts, and in strong sun it throws lattice and heart shadows across the patio floor. The pattern is the reason guests stop to look at the table, and it keeps the metal from looking heavy in a small space.
From Squinting to Sitting Down
The Meal Keeps Getting Cut Short
The sun comes around the corner at six and nobody can keep their eyes open. The old table is already fading, and one leg rocks every time someone reaches for the salt. Dinner ends early because the setup never worked in the first place.
Shade Where the Family Sits
The central hole in the top is the change. Slide the umbrella pole through, and the shade lands on the plates instead of the lawn. Everyone stays in the same spot and nobody has to chase the shadow around the yard.
Made to Stay Outside
Cast aluminum does not warp in the heat or swell in the rain, and the matte powder-coated black finish holds its color season after season. The table you set up this spring is the same one you will still be using in September.
Keep the Matte Finish Looking Good
- Wipe with mild soap
Use water and a soft cloth after meals to keep the surface clean.
- Dry the surface
Dry it after rain or washing so the matte look stays even.
- Skip harsh abrasives
Scrubbing can dull the matte powder coat and wear the finish.
Sized for the Patio You Have
- 39.37 inDiameter
- 28.35 inHeight
- RoundTop shape
Check the clear space around the table so chairs slide out without bumping the umbrella pole.
Why Metal Beats Wood Outdoors
| This table | Wood or wicker | Cheap metal table | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps its shape outdoors | — | ||
| Built-in umbrella hole | — | — | |
| Stays steady on the patio | Partial | — | |
| Finish holds up in the sun | — | Partial | |
| Wipes clean with mild soap and water | Partial |
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Questions and answers
The top is 39.37 inches across and the table stands 28.35 inches tall, which is the height most outdoor dining chairs are built for. Measure the clear floor space you have and leave room to pull chairs out. Round tops also fit tighter corners than square sets of the same seating area.
The hole is built into the top, so the question is the pole, not the table. Measure your umbrella pole before you order. If it slides in snugly, you are set. A pole that is too thick or too loose can stress the top or let the umbrella tilt in wind, so check the fit before the first meal.
Yes. Cast aluminum does not warp, rot or swell in rain and heat the way wood and wicker do. The matte powder-coated black finish is built to handle weather, and a sturdy cast base keeps the table steady on the patio through the season.
Wipe it with mild soap and water and a soft cloth, then dry the surface. Skip harsh abrasives, which can dull the matte look and wear down the coating. A quick wipe after each meal keeps it looking new.
Wood and wicker tables often need sanding, sealing or replacing after a few hard seasons. A cast aluminum table with a finish that holds up outdoors is the one you keep buying once. Over several summers, that is usually the cheaper choice.