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Teak Tables — Dining, Patio, Coffee & Side Tables
Explore solid Grade A teak dining, extension, folding, coffee, side and bar tables, along with tabletop serving accessories. Start with how you use the space: everyday dining, hosting guests, a surface beside lounge seating or a compact folding setup. Check each model’s footprint and intended indoor or outdoor setting. Backed by our 5-Year Warranty.
Find the table that fits your setting
A fixed dining surface: start with the Colorado square dining table and compare its footprint with your seating layout. A fixed dining table serves a different need from a table that folds or extends.
An indoor room: explore indoor dining, coffee and side tables and follow the selected model’s intended use. The Orlando dining table with drawers is for indoor use only.
A coordinated two-person setup: view folding table-and-two-chair sets to compare chair styles. For extension, bar-height, folding, side and coffee tables, use the category choices below.
Teak Table FAQs
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for a teak table.
Which teak table style should I choose?▾
Choose a dining or extension table for meals and entertaining, a folding table for smaller spaces or easier storage, a coffee or side table for lounge areas, and bar or cafe tables for higher seating or compact gathering spaces.
Can teak tables be used outdoors?▾
Outdoor use depends on the selected design, not just the wood. Check the product’s intended setting before ordering; a table specified for indoor use should remain indoors. Slatted outdoor tabletops let water drain between the slats and give the wood room for natural movement. Keep any solid-top model approved for covered outdoor placement under cover and wipe away standing water.
Should I choose a folding or extension table?▾
A folding table is useful when storage flexibility matters, while an extension table is better when you want one table that can adapt from everyday use to larger meals or gatherings.
How do I care for a teak table?▾
For indoor tables, occasional dusting or wiping is usually enough. Clean spills or outdoor surface dirt as needed with mild soap and water and a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush, working with the grain. Remove residue and let the teak dry without soaking an indoor-only table. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products. Grade A teak heartwood contains natural oils valued for water and decay resistance. Outdoor teak can gradually develop a silver-gray patina; this natural color change is not a defect. To refresh the golden tone, clean and dry the teak, then lightly use fine 220-grit sandpaper only if needed.
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