
Outdoor
Faux Teak Top Patio Table, Aluminum
- Aluminum top
- Listed for patio use
Pick the piece for the job it does.
A small group, and every table in it sized for the trade: a coffee for two, a sandwich for four, a laptop for one. The 7 tables here come with wood, synthetic teak, laminate and metal tops, most on cast iron bases. Decide first whether a table lives indoors only or also goes out front.
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| Model | Listed price | Measurements and choices | Materials and features |
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| Faux Teak Top Patio Table, Aluminum Item TLW-87510 |
From $215.00 / item |
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| Black and Mahogany Reversible Table, Laminate Item TLW-18221 |
From $86.00 / item |
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| Solid Wood Table, Butcher Block Item TLW-39571 |
From $189.00 / item |
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| Solid Wood Plank Dining Table Item TLW-42042 |
From $189.00 / item |
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| Natural Finish Top and Metal Base, Faux Teak Item TLW-69331 |
From $244.00 / item |
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| Black Finish Metal Table, Outdoor Item TLW-50305 |
From $265.00 / item |
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| Werzalit Top Dining Table Item TLW-62405 |
From $151.00 / item |
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Prices are in USD before selected options, freight, and tax. The comparison lists each product separately; it does not establish that different pieces fit together.
Coffee shop tables
Picture the piece at four in the afternoon, after the lunch line has been through. Check the seat height against your counter and the base spread against the top. Save the models that pass to a shop plan, with a note on where each one goes.
Two-seat and four-seat sizes make up coffee shop tables; pick by the window and the aisle, and check the listing for patio use before one goes outside.
Keep ordering and pickup routes visible while comparing coffee shop tables and chairs. Choose the listed footprint around the room you have, and save the finishes beside the product selections.
A collection brings related furniture together, but each listing has its own dimensions, options, and selling unit. Check those details before treating a group of images as a package.
A small group, and every table in it sized for the trade: a coffee for two, a sandwich for four, a laptop for one. The 7 tables here come with wood, synthetic teak, laminate and metal tops, most on cast iron bases. Decide first whether a table lives indoors only or also goes out front.
How much does the top have to take? In a coffee shop the answer is a hundred wipes, a few hot cups, a dropped spoon and the odd laptop bag. The tops here split across several materials: two solid wood, two synthetic teak, and one each in laminate, steel and aluminum.
Solid wood looks the part in a bakery with a wood counter, but it swells and shrinks a little through the year, and the warranty leaves that out. Laminate and metal are the plain, wipe-and-go choices. Synthetic teak gives the look of wood for a table that may stand on the sidewalk.
Every table here works indoors, and four have a patio listing. That lets a shop buy one style for the window tables and the sidewalk and keep the look the same from the street to the till. Two of the patio-listed tables are on metal, the metal patio table at the top of the range and another metal patio table. Bring them in, or cover them, at the end of the season.
Indoors, the wood dining table and the solid wood butcher block table give a warmer top for a room where people sit longer.
Most products list several shapes: rectangular, square and round, with two in a drop leaf version too. A drop leaf is handy in a narrow shop, small for a single at the quiet hour and opened up when a pair comes in.
Allow two feet of edge per customer, and 18 to 24 inches of floor behind every chair for pulling it out.
Prices start around $86 and run up to $265.
Match these with coffee shop chairs, or go back to all cafe furniture to see both halves side by side. Draw the room in a shop plan and count the twos before you place the order.
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