Christopher Knight HomeStamford Outdoor Acacia Wood Round Dining Table, Teak Finish

This is a gorgeous outdoor table! It's sturdy and looks really sharp! I put it together by myself in about 30 minutes. it took a little muscle to turn the screws but one person should be able to assemble it alone. I bought this table as a "used, like new" option for $188 and I can't even believe what a deal I got! This table was so budget friendly, at Target in store this would have easily been $499. Such a beauty!

Beautiful table, great quality, awesome design!I unfortunately had to return because it was too big for my space! But will be ordering again with a smaller size, once available!

Assembly went smoothly- as in my review of related product (Christopher Knight Home Hermosa Outdoor Acacia Wood Arm Chairs, 2-Pcs Set, Teak Finish / Cream ) the packaging was superb. It did take longer to unpack and break down the packing materials than it took to assemble the table itself. Serviceable instructions. All the pieces aligned well.I'm using it in a very casual breakfast nook, and sometimes on the covered patio (its not to heavy to move through the french doors in a flash) and it's great. I am happy with the purchase of both table and chairs for a set. I actually bought this to host a small Thanksgiving dinner for 4 and it was perfect- Florida weather :)Acacia is not Teak (nor does it bear the hefty price of true teak, thank heaven) so I would not leave this table exposed to the elements without a cover and the feet off the ground.

I absolutely love this table. Another reviewer recommended a coat of varnish to help the table weather better, which I did prior to assembly. Assembly itself was very easy and I was able to do it with very little assistance (I just needed a second set of hands to flip the table back over). I’m planning to keep it covered and will update this review if that + the varnish doesn’t keep it gorgeous. Very satisfied thus far!

This is a beautiful, sturdy, large table for the price, but please take note that “teak finish” acacia wood is NOT the same thing as teak (if it was, this table wouldn’t be just $320). Therefore, if you want it to continue to look like teak, you’re going to have to put in some elbow work and properly waterproof the table before setting it up outside. Luckily there is an easy-to-use product I found here on Amazon called Total Boat Halcyon Clear — it’s an easy-to-apply waterproof varnish with UV protection that will keep your table from turning gray and cracking. It costs $30 or so, but it’s worth it to preserve the look of your furniture. I applied three coats to all three pieces of the table the day it arrived, let it cure overnight, and assembled it the next day. Two days later we had a huge rainstorm and the water just beaded up and was able to be wiped right off.As for assembly, it was SUPER easy. The table comes in three main pieces: the top and two x-base interlocking pieces. There’s also a little wooden piece that holds the leg bases together. The whole thing locks together like a puzzle and feels super sturdy even before adding the screws/bolts. Because of the leg configuration, it’s possible to comfortably put 6 chairs around the table even though it says it’s meant for 4.Please note that this table doesn’t have a hole for an umbrella, and because of the construction of the base, you cannot add one. Therefore, if you want shade, you’ll need a cantilevered umbrella or a canopy.Giving this product 4 stars because of the extra elbow-grease needed to make it actually weatherproof. The manufacturer would do well to apply a proper waterproof coating at the factory and just increase the cost of the table. I would have gladly paid $100 more if it had arrived already waterproofed and ready to go.