Outdoor Tables

It depends on your needs. Teak offers a classic, natural look with proven weather resistance. Aluminum is lightweight, rust-proof, and low-maintenance; and sintered stone provides a sleek, stone-like surface with extreme durability.

If ease is your priority, aluminum and sintered stone both require minimal upkeep. A simple wipe-down with water and mild soap will do. Teak needs occasional cleaning and would benefit from using Golden Care’s teak protector and teak shield; both of which are water based products. To avoid rust or water damage on any table, use outdoor furniture covers and position pieces away from standing water.

Start with how you plan to use the space. For leisurely mornings or relaxed afternoons, go for outdoor coffee and side tables. If entertaining is your focus, outdoor dining tables in sizes from 2-seater to 10-seater can accommodate quiet meals for two or full-scale feasts. Alternatively, bar tables bring a relaxed vibe to smaller spaces. Consider your layout: a sprawling garden, compact patio, or balcony all call for different proportions and features.

We offer a range of shapes to suit your space and flow. Round outdoor dining tables are great for tight spots, while rectangular tables offer ample seating for formal entertaining. For smaller groups or square layouts, square outdoor tables provide a balanced solution. Oval tables strike a soft balance between the two; perfect for organic, welcoming layouts.

We offer several outdoor dining tables with umbrella holes and many coffee and side tables with storage-friendly or compact designs, helping you maximise smaller spaces without sacrificing style.

Height matters for comfort and function. Dining tables are typically around 75cm and pair with standard outdoor chairs. Bar tables are taller—usually around 95–105cm—and work best with stools. Coffee and side tables sit low for relaxed lounging. Choose based on how you want to relax, dine, or socialise outdoors.

Absolutely. Our aluminum and sintered stone tables are excellent for poolside environments, as they resist rust, fading, and moisture damage. Our teak outdoor tables are also safe to use, since the natural dense grain structure is resistant to rot and decay. For best results, rinse surfaces regularly to remove chlorine or salt. Explore more pool furniture that’s as stylish as it is durable.

We make care simple. For teak, use a soft brush and soapy water or teak cleaners. For aluminum, a cloth and mild detergent keep surfaces spotless. Sintered stone requires little more than a damp cloth. Visit our care guide for step-by-step instructions to keep your furniture looking its best.

Yes, assembly is required for all our tables. The table top will arrive in one piece—even the extensions—and the only further assembly required is to fit the legs on, which can be completed using basic tools. Take a look at our shipping policy for details.