Forest Hills Gray Wood Outdoor End Table

Eucalyptus is an ideal choice for outdoor furniture because it is a dense, high-quality hardwood that naturally contains high oil content. This makes the table exceptionally resistant to rot, decay, and insect damage. Our Forest Hills collection utilizes solid weather-resistant eucalyptus to provide a durable and sustainable alternative to teak, offering a similar level of longevity and structural integrity in various outdoor settings.

With its compact 20" x 20" footprint, this square end table is perfectly scaled for smaller outdoor environments, including apartment balconies or narrow side porches. Its height of 19.5 inches makes it a versatile companion for low-profile outdoor lounge chairs or chaises, providing a stable, plank-style surface for drinks, snacks, or décor without crowding your layout.

Like all natural wood products, the finish will evolve with exposure to the elements. While the gray finish is designed for lasting beauty, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause the wood to gradually develop a silvery-gray patina, a hallmark of high-quality aged hardwood. To maintain the original depth of the gray finish, our care guides recommend placing the table in a shaded area or using a UV-protective furniture cover when not in use.

This table is specifically designed to withstand the challenges of humid and coastal climates. The natural moisture-wicking properties of eucalyptus help prevent the wood from warping or cracking when exposed to high humidity or salt air. For homeowners in coastal regions, we recommend regular cleaning to remove salt residue and using a fitted patio furniture cover during the off-season to further preserve the wood’s integrity and finish.

To keep your table in top shape, we recommend a low-maintenance cleaning routine using a soft cloth and mild soap and water. For deeper cleaning or to refresh the finish, use a cleaner specifically formulated for outdoor hardwoods. Based on our furniture expertise, we advise against using harsh chemical cleaners or pressure washers, as these can damage the protective finish and the wood fibers.