Anderson Teak Bahama Extension Dining Table

The butterfly leaf is integrated directly into the table's frame. To extend the table, you simply pull the two halves of the tabletop apart, unfold the hinged leaf stored in the center, and push the halves back together to lock it in place.

Grade A teak is naturally rich in oils that resist decay and insects, so it can be left untreated to weather into 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 an integrated umbrella hole that remains accessible regardless of whether the butterfly leaf is open or closed. It also includes a brass plug to cover the hole when an umbrella is not in use.

The table is designed to seat 8 people comfortably when closed. Once fully extended to its 118-inch length, it can accommodate up to 12 people, depending on the width of your dining chairs.

Yes, weighing in at 200 pounds, this table is substantial and stable. Its weight, combined with the robust mortise and tenon joinery, makes it highly resistant to tipping or shifting during typical outdoor weather.

The table arrives partially assembled and requires some final assembly, typically involving attaching the legs to the tabletop frame. Because of the table's size and weight, we recommend having two people available to assist with the setup.