Abician Outdoor Square Coffee Table Patio Bistro Table with Tempered Glass Top and Umbrella Hole Black, Black

This table comfortably accommodates 2-4 people. Featuring a water-ripple tempered glass top, a matte metal frame, and a convenient umbrella hole, it brings both elegance and practicality to your outdoor space. Plus, its sturdy construction ensures long-lasting enjoyment with minimal upkeep. Features: Effortless Elegance: Tempered-glass with water-ripple patterns features the tabletop of this outdoor bistro table. With the whole body framed by a fine-textured matte metal frame in a simple sculpt and four corners treated round and smooth, this garden table exudes an effortless and gentle elegance Center Umbrella Hole: The tabletop of this garden bistro set features a 4.1 cm hole for inserting an umbrella pole. Ample space beneath the table allows for easy placement of an umbrella base stand. This design ensures seamless compatibility with a garden parasol, providing shade with ease Table for Two to Four: This 70.5 cm square table comfortably accommodates 2-4 people to enjoy afternoon tea, snacks, fruits, or a casual brunch. Parasols ranging from 6 to 8 feet would be a suitable match to offer ample shade. You can install your umbrella though the hole Textured and Robust: With the ground glass top blending a powder-coated metal frame in a simple model, this patio bistro table is textured while robust to complement your outdoor settings, whether in your rose garden, under a grapevine, or on the lawn in your courtyard From Poolside to Patio: With elegant design, practicality, and solid build, this garden table deals with diverse outdoor settings. Whether you're enjoying a meal on the patio, relaxing by the pool, reading in the garden, having a casual chat on the balcony, or sipping coffee in the backyard, it complements every moment Specifications: Dimensions: H:73.5 x W:70.5 x D:70.5 cm Weight: 11.2 kg Colour: Black Guarantee: 1 Year Material: Iron, Tempered Glass Model Number: RB53FI0001

Price: £39.99 from Robert Dyas