outdoor umbrella table

Umbrella hole sizes commonly range from about 1.5 inches up to 2 inches. Examples shown in listings include 1.5", 1.9", and 2".

They’re made from a mix of materials including real woods (teak, acacia, Malaysian hardwood), metal frames, and some models with tempered glass tabletops.

Tabletops include solid woods (teak, acacia) and tempered glass. Reported thicknesses in listings range roughly from 0.5" up to 1" (examples shown: 0.5", 0.7", 0.75", 0.94", and 1").

Common stabilizing features are an umbrella holder or bracket beneath the tabletop and design details such as a notch in the base to help keep the umbrella pole in place.

A slatted tabletop is a common design feature that improves airflow and speeds water drainage, helping the surface dry faster after rain.

Extendable tables commonly use dual butterfly leaves to lengthen the top (for example, from 60.25" to 84.25") while retaining a central umbrella hole—one example notes a 2" umbrella hole in the extendable model.