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Find a teak table for the way you use your space: everyday dining, a patio gathering, a compact balcony or a surface beside lounge seating. Compare fixed, extending and folding designs, then check the intended setting of the selected model. Canadian orders ship from Montreal. See our 5-Year Limited Warranty terms.
Make room for guests: compare extension tables using both the closed and extended footprint. Need easier storage instead? Explore folding tables and their model-specific folding layouts.
Complete a seating area: browse side and coffee tables for a chair-side surface, a central table or a lower shelf. For higher seating, compare bar-height tables separately from standard dining heights.
Furnish an indoor room: use the indoor table guide. Orlando with drawers is an indoor-only model. For a coordinated compact dining arrangement, see table-and-chair sets and check the included components.
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for a teak table.
Start with the job and location: dining, extending for guests, folding for storage, or holding everyday items beside seating. Then compare the model’s footprint, height and intended setting. A table’s wood species alone does not establish suitability for outdoor use.
Choose a model intended for the planned outdoor setting. Slatted tops allow drainage, but the selected product’s instructions still govern placement and care. Keep water from pooling on a tabletop. Indoor-only models, including Orlando with drawers, belong indoors; placing them under cover does not change their intended use.
A folding table is useful when storage flexibility matters, while an extension table is better when you want one table that can adapt from everyday use to larger meals or gatherings.
Dust or wipe indoor tables as needed. When outdoor teak needs cleaning, use mild soap and water with a soft-bristle brush, rinse as appropriate and allow it to dry. Outdoor teak can weather to a silver-gray patina. ARB recommends no added teak oil, sealants or finishing products. For mixed-material designs, apply this advice to the teak only. See our teak-care guide.