Aluminum Patio Tables

Aluminum patio dining table sizes

An aluminum patio dining table will not rust, stays light enough to move, and handles sun and rain all season. Rectangular tables run 55 to 74.8 inches long for four to six people, and the 81.9 inch oval seats eight around a center umbrella hole. Most stand 28.4 to 30 inches tall, a standard dining height, and many tops are rated for 160 pounds.

Extendable aluminum patio tables

Extendable tables grow when guests arrive. A 65.2 inch white table opens to 97.2 inches, and others reach 82.7 to 106.3 inches long in black, white, gray and dark brown, some with a 2 inch umbrella hole and one with a safety lock. A bronze table pairs an aluminum frame with solid acacia, and an ivory white table extends to 70.8 inches.

Round aluminum patio table options

Round tables suit a small patio and keep conversation easy. The 26.8 and 30.7 inch rounds seat up to four, the 39.4, 47.2 and 48 inch rounds suit larger groups, and most have a 1.88 inch umbrella hole. Square tables at 44.2 inches carry a sintered stone top with a 2 inch umbrella hole under an aluminum cover.

Aluminum bar height patio table

For drinks and casual meals, the bar tables stand 39 to 41.7 inches tall: a 35.4 inch square with a sintered stone top and a weighted base, and a 76 inch beige resin wicker bar table with built-in storage.

Powder coated aluminum patio table care

Powder-coated aluminum needs little upkeep. Wipe the frame and top with a damp cloth and mild soap, rinse, and dry. Close or remove the umbrella in high wind, and cover the table through winter for the longest life.