Metal Patio Tables

Metal outdoor patio table materials

Metal patio tables here use aluminum, steel or iron frames. Aluminum is light and does not rust, while steel and iron are heavier and steadier in wind. Tops are metal, sintered stone over a cast iron or aluminum base, or solid acacia over a black or gray metal frame, some of it in a teak finish. There is also a brown resin wicker table on an iron frame.

Round metal patio table and square tables

Round tables run from a 26.8 inch bistro size to 53 inches across, and square tables from 27.6 to 44.2 inches. A 30 to 40 inch table seats two to four, and a 47 to 53 inch round seats four to six. Many have an umbrella hole, and several aluminum tables are rated for 160 pounds on top.

Black metal patio table sizes for dining

Rectangular and oval tables run 55 to 81.9 inches long, and extendable tables open as far as 106.3 inches to seat a crowd. Two picnic tables come with attached seating. Black is the most common finish, alongside white, gray, brown, bronze, yellow and natural. Dining heights run about 25.6 to 31 inches, and four bar tables stand 39 to 41.7 inches tall, including a 76 inch bar table with storage.

Small metal patio table and metal folding patio table options

For a balcony, the small aluminum rounds and a 27.6 inch folding square bistro table take little space. Two 70 inch steel and iron tables also fold flat for storage. To keep any metal table looking good, wash it with mild soapy water, dry it, touch up chips in the finish before rust can start, and cover or store it in winter.