Outdoor Interiors 390070 Eucalyptus Coffee Table

Be sure to put a coat of Linseed Oil on it before it gets wet. Well-priced, classy looking piece for outside.

This table is awesome. It went together very easily. I used Teak oil, brushed it on and wiped it with a cotton cloth. After about an hour, I oiled it again, and it looks beautiful. The rain just beads up and rolls right off of it. I am impressed with the quality of this table. It was a replacement for a much more expensive table that fell apart after one year, and I get more compliments on this table than on any other one I've had. And the price!!! Can't beat it!!

We bought this table with the Strathwood All-Weather bench and pair of chairs. While the style matches the set, the wood is slightly different and as such the color is off just a bit. To be fair, it is not from the same manufacturer so the fact that it matches as good as it does is really nice. We expect that over time the weather will fade it to match the set but even with that, the quality and overall look of the pieces together is very nice. Money well spent!

This is a great little table, just the right dimensions for serving drinks and hors deurves or putting your feet up nursing a cool drink after a spirited morning gardening or cutting the lawn. Table assembles easily and its design is reminiscent of designs of tables three times the cost. Some participation by the owner is required, you have to rub into the wood a coat of Linseed oil for outdoor protection, not a big deal and doing it gives you an appreciation of the wood. I wondered about using tung oil instead of the mentioned Linseed oil and sent off an E Mail to the manufacturer. That day I got a response and from the President of the Company; how bout that?!?!? He was informative and asked I give him a review in a year to see how Tung oil holds up as a finish.If you need a table for outdoors, a patio or an urban rooftop garden this is the one, economical of space yet user friendly and a design that fits many schemes and is pleasantly easy on the eyes.RegardsDon

This is a sturdy, well-made table. There was a fairly strong smell, from the stain I suspect, but in 24 hours has dissipated. I don't expect it to be a problem. There were no splinters, or chips and the legs and holes were perfectly aligned. The stain was even and the color was accurately pictured. Assembly consisted of inserting the legs into slots and attaching with a nut and washer. It took about 10 minutes.The test will be how it will hold up during Georgia summers. It will be on a covered porch but will get blasted by late afternoon sun and maybe a spray of rain if it's windy. I will treat with linseed oil as the recommended before putting it outside.

I liked that its small as we don't have much of a summer here, I will set it under the eves for winter. its easy to put the legs on and your good to go. really cute, and will be a good place to set a small plant and drinks. I've put a coat of teak oil to help protect it.

Table had a 7" splinter in one of the top slats, had to send it back. Otherwise it seemed lighter in color than the rest of my eucalyptus furniture. Maybe because it had never been oiled. otherwise an ok table.

Just put together my table. It is pretty, but the legs are wobbly. I doubt the screw bolts won't stay fastened for very long. I am trying to figure out why this wasn't corrected after all the reviews commenting on this. It was too expensive for this to be an issue. So disappointed!!