Outdoor Interiors Teak & Composite Dining Table

The polyresin and concrete blend is designed to mimic the aesthetic of stone while being significantly lighter and more resistant to cracking. While it offers a similar substantial feel, it is less prone to the thermal expansion and contraction that can cause natural stone to fracture in extreme temperature fluctuations.

Teak is naturally rich in oils, making it highly resistant to rot and insects. If left untreated, the wood will naturally weather to a silvery-gray patina over time; if you prefer to maintain the original honey-brown color, you will need to apply a teak sealer or oil periodically.

Yes, the table features a standard-sized integrated umbrella hole and includes a matching plug to cover the opening when an umbrella is not in use, ensuring a seamless tabletop surface.

With a length of 80 inches, this table comfortably accommodates six to eight adults, depending on the width of your dining chairs.

The trestle base provides a wide, sturdy footprint that offers excellent stability on flat surfaces like decks or paved patios. However, like any large dining table, it performs best on level ground to prevent wobbling.

Simply wipe the surface with a soft cloth, mild soap, and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the finish of the polyresin-concrete composite.