A Teak Everrawood top on a Silver 02 aluminum frame, 37 inches square at 29 inches high: the look of wood on a surface built for weather. Fifty-four pounds. The square format suits an orderly patio grid, and pairs push together into fours without a gap down the middle. Specify it where warmth matters at the tabletop and a metal surface would read cold, in a garden bistro, a hotel courtyard or a club terrace.