Side/Coffee Tables
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Complete a lounge arrangement with solid Grade A teak side and coffee tables. Compare compact accent surfaces, larger coffee tables, lower-shelf storage and folding designs, plus selected spa-table pieces. Match the table’s height and footprint to your seating, and check its intended indoor or outdoor use. Backed by our 5-Year Warranty.
Beside a lounge chair: the Colorado square side table provides an accent surface. Compare its height and footprint with your chair and available floor space.
A coffee table with storage: the Jay rectangular coffee table with a shelf offers a lower level for items you want nearby. Allow room to walk around the table and reach the shelf.
A table you can put away: compare the square folding side table when storage flexibility matters. For a dining-height surface instead, explore folding dining and balcony tables.
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for teak side and coffee tables.
Choose a compact side table for drinks, towels, books, or small accessories beside a chair, lounger, bench, or shower area. Choose a larger coffee table when you want a central surface for lounge seating, entertaining, or patio living.
Choose a model described for outdoor use and follow its placement guidance. Slatted outdoor tabletop designs allow water to drain and the wood to move naturally. Keep a solid-top model approved for covered outdoor placement under cover and free of standing water. The selected table’s intended use remains the deciding factor; teak’s natural water resistance does not make every design suitable for every setting.
For a small balcony, bathroom, or chair-side surface, a 20-24 inch side table is usually easier to place. For lounge seating or a patio sofa area, a larger square, round, or rectangular coffee table gives more usable surface area. Check each product page for exact dimensions before choosing.
Dust indoor side and coffee tables occasionally, and clean only when spills or surface dirt need attention. Use mild soap and water with a soft cloth or soft-bristle brush on the teak top, legs and any wooden shelf; remove residue and let the wood dry before replacing stored items. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products. Grade A teak heartwood is naturally rich in oils valued for water and decay resistance. Outdoor weathering can create a silver-gray patina, a normal color change rather than a defect. If you prefer to refresh the golden tone, clean gently with the grain, let the teak dry and lightly sand with fine 220-grit sandpaper only if needed.