40-Inch Dining Table

This is a sturdy table that was easy to assemble and looks nice. It’s a good size table for outdoor dining. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Ok I knew what I was getting BEFORE I bought it. The table is not standard height. Its actually quite short. If you are of average height you're not getting your legs under the table. I knew that from reading the reviews. The description as far as height being 30" is incorrect. I liked the table so what I did was buy clear risers to place under the legs and it works. It doesnt look tacky like I thought it would. Thats my opinion. Also, its holding the umbrella in place! I cant tell you how many problems I've had keeping the umbrella from tipping over with other furniture. Anywho, nice table just jazz it up with some color and/or accessories for the table and chairs and enjoy!

The table is attractive. The paint job looks uniform. The color is true white. The table is metal and after assembly seems very sturdy, however, I will check the screw tightness periodically to make sure that it remains sturdy. It is a little shorter than the average outdoor table used for dining however, my armless chairs (with me in them) fit fine under the table. Crosley does sell armed chairs that go with this table if one's current chairs do not fit and those Crosley chairs don't look bad. Considering all the comments about the lowness of the table I was prepared to buy them if my chairs didn't work out. The table is about 39" in diameter so it is a little smaller than many round patio dining tables but that is fine with me. It will handle 4 people adequately and since my deck is narrow and long, the slightly reduced diameter was a plus for me. It is very difficult to mount the table top onto the legs of the table. I did it by myself and I had rotator cuff surgery about 10 months ago so some of my strength in one arm is reduced. You have to physically push hard against metal tubing to get two of the fours legs close enough to the plastic leg-holding hubs (2 of them) so that the screws can catch the nuts. You have to remember to push on the "lower" side of the tubing rather the the "upper" side of the tubing in that scenario to effectively push the metal tubing adequately. I finally got the table top installed but the entire ordeal probably took me approximately an hour between un-assembling some of the legs because I assembled them incorrectly and trying all sorts of techniques to push the tubing close enough to the leg-holder hub to attach two of the legs. I will watch it over time to see how it handles the weather. I did buy a table cover for it and I am hoping that it does not trap condensation on the table and rust it. If it rusts too quickly in my mind, I will update the review. Update:.the table made it through the winter with a cover and it still looks new - no rust.

sturdy and attractive

I bought this table in 1991! Except for the first few years, it has been left outside in New Jersey all year, uncovered. It even survived Hurricane Sandy, unscathed. Over the last few years it has started showing rust spots. I am now deciding whether to sand and repaint it or to buy a new one. I am not even considering another type or brand. I have had various resin and metal chairs to go along with it over the years; all have fit under the table. But none has held up like the table. Yes, the table is a little shorter than most, but I found that is makes for a cozy grouping, and very often the outdoor chairs sit a little lower anyway. I have had five chairs around the table with plenty of elbow room (the magic of the round table.) This table is about 40 inches in diameter, and has a graceful, airy styling. I choose chairs with a smaller profile to keep in scale with the table. 4/7/2014: A sad update to my review. Although this table survived Hurricane Sandy unscathed, it did not survive the nineteen inches of snow this winter. I left the table outside, upright. As the snow melted off the table it slid to one edge and the unbalanced weight caused one leg to bend. I may have been able to rebend it, but it seemed like a sign, so, after twenty-three years, two days ago I purchased a new one from Amazon. I'm anxious for its arrival.

Assembly proved impossible, and I'm pretty good at putting things together! (Bolts and leg-spacing brackets were impcompatible.) Returns require buyer to pay the freight, and this isn''t a light item. Will probably run $25-$50 to return, so all-in-all an OJCompany ripoff and the loss of two hours of assembly-attempt effort and repackaging.

Nice size for our patio. Strong-made of metal. I like that it is white and matches the chairs we already own. The umbrella fits in the middle nicely. We are all set for summer. Easy to assemble.

We had issues with wind blowing over and smashing tempered glass top tables. This solves that and is stable, solid, well-made easy, to assemble and looks great. Highly recommend this product.