David Francis
Chippendale Outdoor End Table
Chippendale Outdoor End Table
Chippendale Outdoor End Table
The end table that goes beside a lounge chair or at the arm of the sofa. Clear tempered glass over a powder coated aluminum Chippendale frame.
- Chippendale Outdoor
- Outdoor rated
- Glass top
- Made to order
- Built to stay out. The aluminum is welded, not bolted, then powder coated or epoxy finished so the joints do not work loose and the finish does not chalk.
- Glass that belongs outside. The top is clear tempered glass, which is what the maker specifies for the outdoor tables rather than an indoor panel pressed into service.
- It matches the seating exactly. Same frame, same finish and the same fretwork as the Chippendale Outdoor chairs and sofas, because it is made alongside them.
The dining chairs, both stools and the seating are built on the same frame in the same finish. Tell us how many people you seat and we will put the whole arrangement together for you.
Specifications
- Overall
- 24 in x 24 in x 24 in
- Frame
- sturdy welds with high quality powder coating or epoxy finish
- Top
- clear tempered glass is standard on the outdoor tables
- Maker
- David Francis, Vero Beach, Florida
- Item
- AW7080-ENT
What is included
- The Chippendale Outdoor End Table as shown
- Free delivery anywhere in the lower 48
- Clear tempered glass top
Delivery, warranty and returns
- Frames and welds
- 3 years
- Epoxy paint
- 2 years
- Powder coat
- 2 years
- Delivery is free anywhere in the lower 48 and is booked with you once the piece is ready.
- The warranty does not cover cushion content, fabrics, pillows, customer supplied material, glides or glass.
- Made to order pieces cannot be returned once the build has started, so we confirm everything with you first.
Common questions
How long does it take to build?
It is made to order. We confirm the build date with the factory the day you order rather than quoting you a range that might move.
Does it match the seating?
Yes. It is built alongside the rest of the collection on the same frame and in the same finish, so the pieces sit together properly.
How do I look after it?
Wash with mild soap and warm water using a soft sponge, rinse clear, clean every two weeks to stop salt building up on the powder coat. Every two weeks is enough in most places, more often near salt water.
Does it need to come in for winter?
Never leave the frames anywhere they can freeze. Stand them upright so water drains out, because water freezing inside a frame can split it.
