Pier 1 Outdoor Dining Table

Yes, because it is made of natural acacia wood, you should treat it with a teak oil or outdoor wood sealer at least once or twice a year. This helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects it from drying out or graying due to sun exposure.

Acacia is naturally weather-resistant, but it is not waterproof. While it can handle being outdoors, we recommend using a furniture cover during the off-season or heavy rain to extend the life of the wood and prevent warping.

With a length of nearly 74 inches, this table comfortably seats six adults for dining. You could potentially squeeze in eight if you use narrower dining chairs.

The assembly is straightforward and typically requires only one person, though having a second pair of hands makes attaching the legs to the tabletop much easier. All necessary hardware is included, and you should be set up in about 30 minutes.

If you live in an area with harsh winters, it is best to store the table in a garage or shed. If you must leave it outside, ensure it is covered and elevated off the ground to prevent moisture from soaking into the feet of the legs.