Teak Outdoor Tables

If you have a small space, a compact teak outdoor table like our Luna Folding Table or Acadia Square Bar Table make great options. These compact tables provide plenty of functionality without crowding your space, whether you’re having drinks, reading a book, or playing card games.

Yes. A teak patio table is well-suited for placement near pools, patios, or sunny spots. Teak naturally holds up well in high-moisture and high-UV environments thanks to its grain and built-in oils.

Maintenance for your teak wood outdoor table is simple. You can clean it occasionally with water, mild soap, and a soft-bristled brush to remove dirt or debris. If you want to maintain the natural color, you can apply teak oil; however, many owners prefer the natural graying that happens over time.

Sand the surface lightly with fine-grit sandpaper to remove the silver patina, then wipe away the dust and apply teak oil or sealer in thin, even coats. Let each coat dry before adding the next, and plan to oil once or twice a year to keep the original color.

A cover isn’t required for protection, since teak’s natural oils already shed moisture and resist sun damage on their own. It’s mostly useful for keeping pollen, leaves, and dust off the surface between cleanings, especially under trees or near landscaping.If you do use one, look for a breathable, vented cover rather than a fully sealed tarp, as trapping moisture underneath can encourage mold on a damp surface.

Teak can stay outside all winter without special storage as the wood resists cracking in freezing temperatures. Brush off any snow after storms and give the surface a quick clean once the season turns to keep grime from settling in.