Forest Hills Gray Outdoor Cocktail Table

This design thoughtfully includes a built-in lower shelf beneath the main tabletop. This provides a convenient, semi-covered space to store patio essentials such as outdoor coasters, small lanterns, or reading materials, keeping the top surface clear and organized.

A round design is exceptionally space-efficient for compact outdoor areas. With its 38-inch diameter and circular shape, this table encourages better traffic flow and eliminates sharp corners, which is ideal for navigating tighter balconies or smaller decks. It also naturally anchors conversational seating arrangements, allowing guests to interact more easily.

Yes, the table includes a glass top that provides a perfectly level and stable surface for drinks, snacks, and decorative accents. Unlike open-weave wicker surfaces, the integrated glass top prevents glasses from tipping, ensuring a functional and worry-free experience for outdoor entertaining.

Based on our expertise in outdoor furniture care, we recommend a low-maintenance cleaning routine. The glass top can be kept clear with standard glass cleaner and a soft cloth. For the all-weather wicker and aluminum frame, simply wipe them down with mild soap and water to remove dust or pollen. To extend the life of your investment, we suggest using a patio furniture cover when the table is not in use for long periods.

With a height of 18 inches, this table is designed to sit comfortably alongside most outdoor sofas, loveseats, and chaises. This standard "cocktail height" ensures that the surface is easy to reach from a seated position, typically resting just an inch or two below the height of your seat cushions for optimal ergonomic comfort.

This table is specifically engineered for outdoor longevity in challenging environments. It features a rust-resistant aluminum frame wrapped in all-weather gray wicker. This combination is highly resistant to the corrosive effects of salt air and high humidity, making it an excellent choice for coastal homes or poolside placement where traditional materials might degrade.