Decorating your patio can be like putting together a puzzle. Trying to figure out which parts to put where can be a headache. Choosing a garden table doesn’t have to be that way. Whether you have a patio, roof deck, or just a veranda, there’s the right table or even one for you.

Let’s start with the traditional form of the garden table, the dining table. The dining table is classic patio furniture and the largest garden table. They can support casual dining for formal seated sinners and seats from four to as many as 20 people or more, depending on the model. They are round or rectangular and often have a hole cut in the center where patio umbrellas can be placed for added shade.

Apart from the traditional dining table, variable height tables have become more popular in recent years. This includes the low and stems height tables. Both can provide a more modern patio aesthetic. The average low table sits a few inches lower than the regular table, while the bar height or high table is the opposite, a few inches higher than average. Both require a special seat. A low table goes well with low seating such as bucket and egg chairs. High tables, then, work especially well with extra-tall bar stools or swivel chairs.

Dining tables work with almost any standard-sized deck or patio setting, especially since you can find the one that best fits the space available. If you do a lot of outdoor entertainment, it is almost necessary to have a good set of patio dining areas. On the other hand, if space is a very pressing issue, you may want to do it without a dining table at all. Their size can often get in the way, especially if you don’t need the extra table space.

And that’s where smaller tables, a sleeker, sleeker alternative to large dining tables, come in. They can be used alone, or several at once; You can even pair them with a full-sized dining table if you need space. What connects them is the fact that they are all small and save space. A bistro table, for example, fits two people perfect for a romantic outdoor brunch. The end table is great for arranging anything during a party or just plunging outdoors.

The great thing about small garden tables is that they are great for anywhere outside that you need. They can go to large terraces, small decks, front porches, and many more; You can even throw it in the car for a barbecue anywhere.

Table Material

Garden tables, like any other patio furniture, should be made of a durable, durable material that resists any kind of weather but still looks great. Therefore, the table can be made of processed or unfinished wood, especially teak, cedar, spruce, and other hardwoods suitable for all types of weather. Apart from wooden tables, metal is also a popular choice. You can easily find aluminum and wrought iron countertops that come with powder-coated rust resistors. Lastly, a garden table can be made from a special poly resin plastic.