Product Description

Using 2x4basics Outdoor Dining Table, Sand, and your 2x4's, you can custom build a very sturdy patio, porch or deck table up to 8 feet (2.4m). It's Easy! Simple assembly with only a powered screwdriver and a saw. Only straight 90 degree cuts are required - no miters or angles. If you would like rounded corners, a handy downloadable cutting template is provided on our website. All hardware is included. Made of durable and maintenance free structural resin the all-weather frame is built to last. The assembled table unit stands 29 inches (737 mm) tall and 30 inches (767 mm) wide. You choose the length. Sand in color. Try combining the Outdoor Dining Table with other 2x4basics outdoor furniture, such as AnySize Chair, AnySize Table, or Flip Top BenchTable to create functional and attractive furniture groupings.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7734 in Lawn & Patio
• Color: Sand
• Brand: Finley Products
• Model: 12319
• Released on: 2005-09-07
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.00" h x 30.00" w x 33.00" l, 24.00 pounds

Features

• Build your own patio table any size up to 8 feet using our Outdoor Dining Table kit and your 2x4's
• Assembly is simple.
• Made of durable, maintenance free structural resin
• Includes 2 table end supports, hardware and assembly instructions (lumber not included)
• Lifetime warranty

Customer Reviews

As Easy As Advertised
I read all the reviews before buying to make sure it was easy to put together because we're not that experienced with tools. It was easy. Our only problem involved the recycled lumber my husband used. The pieces are a little un-even, but the plastic supports were very forgiving and still screwed down well enough.

simple table and very solid
I bought this because we want to wait before buying a proper outdoor furniture set that can cost up to $800 for the kind of furniture that we like.

The plastic construction of the product is very strong and looks very durable.

The instructions are straight forward. 10 pieces required, 2 for the main support and 8 for the top. I used 6 pieces of Trex instead of 2x4s for the top.

(See pictures of the light sandy colored topped trex table.)

It was a bit tricky to access all the screw heads to get them in so that all went in at a slight angle. Also there is a very slight wobble left to right, but nothing bad at all and it is very sturdy if you're eating on it. There is no wobble forward to back. Levelling is perfect. There are a few alignment problems but that this cost, who cares. You can't even really notice them.
This thing is heavy. I'm in a windy area and I know that this wont blow over.

Total cost is around $90 with the Trex and short 2x4s for support.
Trex costs around $16 per 8ft piece. I used 3 of these.


For $90, I doubt I will find anything as big, strong and durable as this. When we eventually get our furniture, This table will sit at another part of the deck.

an easy and practical table
i am using this table outdoors for my indoor, frost tenter plants, which take a summer vacation from the house, i used pressure treated 2x4's...i will put on a coat of stain, if it ever stops raining.
this table is easy to put together, if you can cut a 2x4, and sink some screws... predrilling the screw holes makes the job easier...