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Once upon an outdoor summer family dining occasion, the table that was set was more often than not limited to a picnic table with a
picnic
basket full of sandwiches or hamburgers and hot dogs pulled fresh from the grill.
But when it comes to patio tables, how times have changed, offering more variety than a summer potluck brunch.
Patio tables can be as simple or as sophisticated
as your patio decor demands, available in a multitude of sizes, shapes, colors, materials and seating capacity.
As with indoor seating and dining the most basic needs for patio tables will most often be dictated by how much space you have available, how many people will
typically be seated and entertained and finally, the frequency with which the table will be used.
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Because patio tables are necessarily located outside,
shade will be a constant issue so ensure enough shading is provided with the protection of an umbrella.
If not, explore using a cantilever umbrella which offers more portablility and different vantages with
offset posts in providing shade around your patio tables.
The other consideration for patio tables is, of course, what to do when it comes to the issue of patio seating, ensuring a place at the table for everyone.
As with an indoor dining area, ensure is there not only
enough seating, which is typically for six, but also additional seating if entertaining is a patio constant.
Additional chairs for patio tables may simply
be chairs to match the existing set, but it could also be a departure from the every day to include bench seating.
Storage benches easily perform double duty, hiding
things away while offering additional seating.
Cushions and upholstery provide color
and additional comfort and support.
Cushions as with patio tables, should be constructed so as to endure the weather typical of the outdoor season.
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