Patio Dining Tables
Outdoor dining table styles fill this collection, from acacia wood and glass top to extendable and wicker designs. They suit decks, balconies and gardens that seat two to eight people. Free shipping applies over $150.
51 inches Acacia Wood Dining Table with Umbrella Hole & Metal Support for Garden
Outdoor dining table options for patios, decks and gardens
Valuhub Canada's outdoor dining table collection brings together wood, glass, aluminum and wicker tables for patios, decks and gardens. Sizes run from a 23 inch (58 cm) bistro to 79 inch (200 cm) tables for eight.
Families, hosts and balcony dwellers use these tables for meals, drinks and games. Many have an umbrella hole, and several fold or extend to fit the space. Pair a patio table with patio chairs and a patio umbrella.
Outdoor dining table range at a glance
Types of patio tables in this collection
The patio table range sorts into six groups, from acacia wood tables to folding and bar height styles.
Acacia and wood tables
Acacia wood tables are the biggest group. Most are a rectangular patio table that seats six to eight people. They run from 67 to 79 inches (170 to 200 cm) long. Many have a metal frame, an umbrella hole and a slatted top that sheds water. Some add adjustable foot pads for uneven decks.
Glass top tables
A glass top patio table wipes clean and suits modern patios. Sizes run from 32 inch (81 cm) squares and rounds to 71 inch (180 cm) rectangles. Frames are steel or aluminum. Many include an umbrella hole, and one has a white marble effect top.
Extendable tables
An extendable outdoor dining table grows when guests arrive. Aluminum models stretch from 55 to 95 inches (140 to 241 cm). Others open from 63 to 94.5 inches (160 to 240 cm). One opens from 35 to 71 inches (89 to 180 cm). They seat four to eight. Tops include tempered glass, faux wood and slatted aluminum.
Aluminum and steel tables
Coated aluminum and steel tables resist rust and stay light to move. Rectangular models run from 47 to 75 inches (119 to 190 cm) and seat four to eight. Tops include slatted metal, faux wood and wood-plastic composite. A few have an easy clean plastic top.
Round, square and bistro tables
Round and square tables suit small groups. A 42 inch (107 cm) round patio table seats four. A 35.5 inch (90 cm) round table seats two to four. Bistro tables start at 23 inches (58 cm). See bar tables for taller bistro options.
Folding, wicker and bar height tables
A folding patio table stores flat, and one adjusts in height. Wicker tables add a woven look and a lower storage shelf. Bar height tables stand taller for stools. One has a bottle opener and another has a built-in footrest.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight limits and what is included.
How do you choose a patio table?
A good patio table fits your group, your climate and your storage space.
Size the table to your group
Allow about 60 cm (24 in) of table edge per person. Leave 90 cm (36 in) behind each chair so people can move. A table about 55 to 65 inches (140 to 165 cm) long seats six. Eight people need about 79 inches (200 cm).
Pick a material for your climate
Powder-coated aluminum resists rust and is light to move. Acacia and teak look warm but need seasonal care. Tempered glass wipes clean. Composite tops handle rain with little upkeep.
Check the umbrella hole
A patio table with umbrella hole usually has a hole of 1.5 to 2 inches (38 to 51 mm). Match it to your umbrella pole. A heavy base keeps the umbrella steady in wind. Browse patio shade for options.
Plan winter storage
Folding and extendable tables pack down for a shed or garage. Glass tops need careful handling when moved. A fitted cover from the patio furniture covers collection protects tables left outside.
Where does a patio table work best?
A deck or patio is the natural home for a large dining table. Wood and aluminum tables seat six to eight and take an umbrella over the middle. Browse the full patio furniture sets collection if you want chairs chosen to match.
Balconies and small patios suit bistro, round and folding tables. A 23 to 35 inch (58 to 89 cm) table seats two to four and leaves room to walk. Folding models tuck against a wall when you want the space back.
Gardens and poolsides suit wicker, composite and glass top tables. Wicker adds a soft look, and a lower shelf holds drinks or towels. Place tables on firm, level ground, and check the foot pads if the surface is uneven.
How do you care for an outdoor dining table?
Wipe wood, metal and composite tops with mild soap and water, then dry them. Dry glass to avoid streaks. Tighten bolts at the start of each season. Cover the table or move it under shelter when snow and ice arrive. Wood tables may need a fresh coat of sealer each year, so follow the maker's guidance.
Shipping and returns: Shipping is free on orders over $150 across Canada. Delivery details show on each product page. Unused items can be returned within 14 days of delivery under our refund policy.
Patio table FAQs
What size table seats six people outdoors?
A table about 55 to 65 inches (140 to 165 cm) long seats six. Eight people need about 79 inches (200 cm). Tables of 35 to 42 inches (89 to 107 cm) suit two to four. Leave 90 cm (36 in) behind each chair.
Do these tables come with an umbrella hole?
Many do. The hole runs 1.5 to 2 inches (38 to 51 mm) through the top. Match it to your umbrella pole and add a heavy base for wind. Check each product page, because some tables have no hole.
What material is best for an outdoor table in Canada?
Powder-coated aluminum resists rust and is light to move. Acacia and teak look warm but need seasonal care. Tempered glass wipes clean. Composite tops cope with rain and need little upkeep. Choose based on how much care you want to give.
Is an extendable patio table worth it?
An extendable patio table suits hosts. Several here stretch from 55 to 95 inches (140 to 241 cm) and seat up to eight. Check how the leaf stores and how the mechanism closes before you buy.
Can you leave a patio table outside in winter?
Check the maker's care guidance first. Most outdoor tables handle rain, but snow, ice and freeze-thaw cycles are harder on wood, glass and finishes. A fitted cover, or storage in a shed or garage, helps a table last longer.
What is the difference between a patio dining table and a bistro table?
A bistro table is small, often 23 to 32 inches (58 to 81 cm) across, and seats two. A patio dining table is larger and seats four to eight. Choose a bistro table for a balcony and a dining table for a deck.
