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Anderson Teak Tables

Every table format Anderson Teak makes (bar height, extension, standard dining and folding) in Grade-A teak, sized and styled to match the rest of the Anderson Teak collection.
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A table is usually the piece that determines everything else about an outdoor dining setup. Its height sets the chair style, its shape sets the room layout, and its size sets the guest count. Anderson Teak's table range covers the format questions most people actually have: bar-height tables for a taller, more casual setup, extension tables for a table that needs to flex between everyday size and full-crowd size, standard dining tables for the classic seated arrangement, and folding tables for anyone who needs to reclaim the patio floor between uses. Every table in this collection is Grade-A teak, built with mortise-and-tenon joinery rather than metal brackets at the leg-to-apron connections, the joint most likely to loosen on a table that gets leaned on, bumped, and has chairs pulled in and out of it thousands of times over its life. Browse by format below, or call if you're weighing an extension table against a standard one and want a second opinion on sizing.
A table is usually the piece that determines everything else about an outdoor dining setup. Its height sets the chair style, its shape sets the room layout, and its size sets the guest count. Anderson Teak's table range covers the format questions most people actually have: bar-height tables for a taller, more casual setup, extension tables for a table that needs to flex between everyday size and full-crowd size, standard dining tables for the classic seated arrangement, and folding tables for anyone who needs to reclaim the patio floor between uses. Every table in this collection is Grade-A teak, built with mortise-and-tenon joinery rather than metal brackets at the leg-to-apron connections, the joint most likely to loosen on a table that gets leaned on, bumped, and has chairs pulled in and out of it thousands of times over its life. Browse by format below, or call if you're weighing an extension table against a standard one and want a second opinion on sizing.

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