Cane-Line Core Dining Table

Teak is naturally rich in oils, making it highly durable outdoors. If left untreated, the wood will naturally weather to a silvery-grey patina over time; if you prefer to maintain the original warm, golden-brown tone, you will need to apply a teak sealer or oil periodically.

The conical aluminum base provides a solid, weighted foundation for the table. However, like most outdoor furniture, it performs best on level surfaces; we recommend using a rug or leveling shims if your patio has significant slopes or gaps.

The 63-inch table comfortably seats four to six people, the 82.7-inch version accommodates six to eight, and the 107.9-inch length is ideal for larger gatherings of eight to ten guests.

Yes, the materials are specifically chosen for outdoor resilience. The aluminum frame is powder-coated to resist rust, and the teak is naturally weather-resistant, though we recommend using a furniture cover during extreme winter conditions to prolong the finish.

The table typically arrives flat-packed to ensure safe transit. Assembly is required, but the process is straightforward and involves attaching the tabletop to the conical base using the provided hardware.