Rectangular Patio Tables

Rectangular patio dining table sizes

A rectangle seats more people in less depth than a round table, and it lines up neatly with a deck edge or a house wall. Fixed dining tables here run from 55 to about 75 inches long and 31.5 to 38.1 inches deep. For bigger gatherings, the extendable tables open up to 78.7, 82.7, 89, 94.5 or 106.3 inches long, enough for eight or more. Most stand about 28.4 to 30.4 inches tall, standard dining height.

Rectangular patio table with umbrella hole

Three tables have a center umbrella hole, including a 62.4 inch brown metal table and a black metal table with a slatted top that seats six and holds up to 500 lb. On tables without a hole, use a freestanding cantilever umbrella beside the table.

Rectangular outdoor patio table materials

Aluminum tables in black, gray and dark brown are light, do not rust and suit a pool deck. Solid wood tables come in natural, dark brown, dark gray and teak finish acacia, and one table sets a teak finish solid wood top on a beige powder-coated steel frame rated for 450 lb. A white polypropylene table on powder-coated legs wipes clean with a damp cloth.

Small rectangular patio table and bar tables

For a balcony, the bar tables stand 40 to 42.1 inches tall and only 25 to 31 inches deep: a teak finish acacia bar table, a dark gray solid wood bar table and a brown HDPE bar table. A 59.8 inch teak finish console table with a shelf works as a serving table against a wall.

Wash tops with mild soap and water, oil wood tables once a season and cover the table during long wet spells.