Outdoor Dining Tables

Outdoor dining tables come in various sizes and styles and offer the perfect solution for al fresco meals. Choose from options that fit multiple seats and can suit any patio or garden.
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Outdoor dining tables are the centerpiece of any al fresco dining experience, offering a gathering space for meals, conversations, and entertainment. At KaTom, our selection of outdoor dining tables is designed to withstand the elements while providing a stylish and functional area for both residential and commercial spaces. Available in a variety of materials, shapes, and sizes, our tables can accommodate everything from intimate dinners to large gatherings.

Our outdoor dining tables are crafted of weather-resistant materials such as teak, aluminum, and high-density polyethylene (HDPE), each offering unique benefits. Teak tables bring a natural, timeless appeal and are renowned for their durability and resistance to moisture. Aluminum tables offer a sleek, modern look and are lightweight yet sturdy, making them easy to move as needed. HDPE tables are valued for their low maintenance and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions without fading or cracking.

Whether you need a round table for a cozy patio or a large rectangular table for a spacious outdoor dining area, we have options to suit your space. Many of our tables also include features like built-in umbrella holes, which add convenience, versatility, and shade for your guests during sunny days.

Commonly Asked Questions About Outdoor Dining Tables

What size outdoor dining table should I choose?

The size of your outdoor dining table should reflect the available space and number of people you intend to seat. A round table with a diameter of 48 to 60 inches typically seats four to six people, while a rectangular table measuring 72 to 96 inches can accommodate six to eight. Ensure there's enough room around the table for chairs and movement.

How do I care for my outdoor dining table?

Maintenance depends on the material. Teak tables benefit from regular oiling to maintain their rich color, while aluminum tables can be cleaned with mild soap and water. HDPE tables are particularly low maintenance and only require occasional cleaning to remove dirt and debris. Covering your table when not in use can also extend its lifespan.