homestylesLaguna Black Outdoor Bistro Table with Marble Tile Top

Love this table! Its sturdy, just the right size for a small patio, and the mosaic stone work is beautiful.

Great beautiful tile patio table. However the instructions in the packaging said. To avoid sun and fading. Keep out of sun and a list of several not to use??. I wondered what purpose I could be able to use the table for??? It sets outside! Thats why I bought an outside patio table for.

Perfect fit for chatting on the front patio. Directions were simple when assembling. Durable, sturdy and easy to clean and maintain. Looks great as the replacement of a previous table that rusted through underneath and on the legs,

This is an excellent "Bistro" table. I have bought several of these over the last couple of years for our food establishment. One person can easily move this table by themselves. The surface is smooth so it can easily be cleaned. There are a perfect size for 2 people for drinks or dinner, the table does not take up too much space.The top of the table feels solid and the legs do feel light.The negative:- Like all tables, the bottom rubber feet do come loose and will eventually get lost- The twist screws that hold the table to the legs do get loose and need to be tighten regularlyBang for the buck, we got our money worth from this table. It's a small investments and is a great "Bistro table."I would not get this for home use, unless you need a light table to move around. For home use I would rather have a more solid and heavy duty table.This table works great for what it is designed to be used as.In California weather, we had no chip damage.

I was very impressed when it arrived and it was so simple to assemble! The marble tabletop tiles are very pretty and has a nice weight to it, which adds to the look. I am very pleased with it and can't wait to use it!

Not bad, though was expecting something with more heft for the price. The box with the table arrived in poor shape, but the tabletop was undamaged. So I was luckier than other purchasers. The Styrofoam packing material was pulverized due to the weight of the top as it shifted around; they need a better packing material. It did take some wrestling to assemble the chairs, the holes in the tubes could be a little larger to account for misalignment. Some of the powder coating had been ground away in the area of the connections, probably to remove burrs. I touched these up to avoid rust before placing the chairs outside. The tile mosaic tabletop is nice, but the grout is not well sealed. If you allow it to freeze after soaking up some moisture the tiles/grout will crack and pop. I rubbed mine down with some leftover grout sealer, but probably will be bringing it inside for winter. The chairs are sturdy and stable once assembled.

I live in the southwest and wanted to retain my black iron chairs and replace just the table, whose black paint had weathered/peeled away due to harsh sun damage. This table is located in a semi-exposed courtyard, and I wanted to ensure it was not susceptible to tipping from high winds. It is definitely sturdy and felt several pounds heavier than the one it replaced. Also, the adjustable feet were great because all four legs could be planted firmly on the uneven courtyard flagstone below. Color was a bonus for us because it displayed a southwest mosaic look/feel with a modern and contemporary color palette (black and browns). Matched our existing black iron bistro chairs and modern matte-black planters perfectly. I was hoping to spend a little bit less for a largely decorative table, but this product feels like it should last for years (assuming the black paint survives well in southwest sun).

The table arrived startlingly quickly (to Maryland). It is made in Vietnam and assembled easily and looks exactly as shown in the picture. I was very pleased to see that the top surface was very smooth & level, I was worried the tiles would be at different height making it a bumpy surface but that was not at all the case. Even the grout between the tiles was smooth (creamy, not gritty) and only very slightly depressed below the tile, a feature I also appreciated. My Table measured 27&5/8 inch diameter and a uniform 1 inch thick. Aside from the tile & grout, the table is poured concrete with a smooth sandpapery surface on the underside. The perimeter band (edge) of the table is a 1/16" thick steel band that is perfectly coplanar to both the top & bottom of the table.The table is 1.5 to 2 inches taller (at 29.5") than a typical table which was not an issue for me. It has adjustable pads on the bottom to allow one to level the table. The legs are secured with M6 wing nuts (in by 1.7 " from the edge) which i will likely replace with acorn nuts to reduce the "ouch poked my leg" potential. I am using it indoors but it looks to be perfectly suitable for outdoor use. It is a great table.