Slatted metal tables are the default choice for busy patios, and there are good reasons. Rain drains straight through, the top dries fast after a shower, and staff can hose it down at closing. The Seawall has a top of evenly spaced flat slats held in a rounded tube frame. The frame curves down at each corner into the legs, so there are no sharp edges at hip height.
It is shown in a sand powder coat with stacking slat armchairs in sage and graphite. The same table can be finished in any RAL color to match a chair program.
Construction
- Aluminum tube frame and slats for outdoor use; fully welded
- Outdoor-grade polyester powder coat after pretreatment
- Adjustable glides to level on pavers and decking
- Optional umbrella hole and anchoring brackets
A 47 × 31.5 in (120 × 80 cm) top seats four comfortably; a 27.5 in (70 cm) square makes a two-top for railings and sidewalks. Slatted tops are not ideal for stemware, so for wine-led terraces consider a solid top in the same frame. Pair with the Sandbar Slat Armchair for a matching set.
