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Choosing the right outdoor table with umbrella hole for your space
An umbrella hole built into the table centre lets you shade a full dining setting without needing a separate freestanding umbrella base, which saves floor space and keeps the shaded zone directly over the people seated at the table. Most umbrella holes are 38 to 48mm in diameter, so check the pole diameter of your chosen umbrella matches the hole size in the table before you order both.
See our outdoor umbrellas and gazebos to find an umbrella that fits your table's hole diameter and provides adequate coverage for your number of seats.
Getting patio set and umbrella sizing right for the number of people you seat
A 150cm round table with an umbrella hole comfortably seats four people, while a 180 to 200cm rectangular table is the more practical choice when you regularly seat six people. When you're measuring your patio, allow at least 90cm behind each chair for people to push back and stand up without stepping off the deck.
Browse our outdoor dining chairs if you want to add extra seats to an existing table or replace worn chairs in your current outdoor dining setup.
Caring for your outdoor dining table with umbrella hole
When your umbrella is in place, water can pool around the pole at the umbrella hole if the table lacks a drainage ring or plug, so check whether your table includes one or source a rubber grommet that fits the hole to divert water away from the frame. For aluminium and steel tables, wipe down the frame after rain and dry the area around the umbrella hole to prevent rust forming at the point where the powder coat may have been abraded by the pole.
Pair with our outdoor umbrellas and gazebos to complete your patio set and make the umbrella hole a functional part of your outdoor dining setup from day one.
Frequently asked questions
What size umbrella do I need for an outdoor dining table?
As a general guide, your umbrella canopy should extend at least 60 to 90cm beyond each side of the table to provide shade for seated diners. A 3-metre round umbrella is typically adequate for a 4-person table, while a 6-person table benefits from a 3.5 to 4-metre umbrella.
What diameter is a standard umbrella hole in an outdoor dining table?
Most outdoor dining tables with umbrella holes have an opening of 38mm or 48mm in diameter. Always check the pole diameter of your chosen umbrella against the hole size specified in the table's product details before purchasing both items.
Do I need a separate umbrella base if my table has an umbrella hole?
When the umbrella pole sits through the table hole, a weighted base is placed on the ground beneath the table to anchor the umbrella. Most umbrella manufacturers recommend a base weight of at least 20kg for a 3-metre canopy, and up to 40kg for a 4-metre canopy in exposed or windy locations.
How many chairs come with a standard outdoor dining set?
Most outdoor dining sets include either 4 or 6 chairs along with the table, with 6-seater sets (1 table plus 6 chairs) being the most common configuration. Some sets are sold as the table only, or with bench seating instead of chairs, so check the listing details to confirm exactly what is included.
What materials are best for an outdoor dining table that will stay outside year-round?
Powder-coated aluminium is the most maintenance-free option for outdoor dining tables in Australia, as it does not rust and requires only occasional wiping. Teak and other dense hardwoods are also highly durable but need oiling once or twice a year to prevent the timber from greying and drying out.
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