Strathwood St. Thomas Cast Aluminum Round Table with Fire Pit

All-weather, round dining table with central fire pit
Made of durable, lightweight, rust-resistant cast aluminum in dark, flecked finish
Lid removes to expose recessed, bright copper 22-by-7-inch fire bowl
Black metal grate rests near bottom; mesh dome prevents sparks from flying
Table measures 42 inches in diameter by 22-1/2 inches high; easy assembly

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- *****Classy Strathwood *****
Iam very pleased with this collection! It looks so classy on my 7x26 deck. If your looking for a unique look this is it. The packaging took the most time to remove, assembly was quick, just put the legs on. My son helped and it was a snap.
It comes with levelers on the bottom of the legs. Now I can use the matchbooks to light the fire instead of leveling the furniture legs. Also comes with touch up paint.

Purchased two of the motion chairs to go around the firepit/table and I had reservations at first upon receiving them. I wanted more of the beautiful scroll work on the back to show.
(they come fully assembled, that was why I bought them)
After setting everything up and sitting in the chairs, they are sooooo, comfortable.
The cushions are light off white biege,high quality, but a bit bland. However, you can do add any color of throw pillow you like so thats a plus. Had a few stains already and Simple green removed the spot easily. Consider covering them in weather.
Would buy all of this collection if my deck was bigger.
High quality and lighter weight.

Rating:

- Great value and beautiful
I ordered several items from this collection and have been very pleased with all of them. I am anxious to use this as a firepit when the weather cools but in the meantime it serves as a great conversational and casual eating table.

Rating:

- Very Pleased
We purchased this product (along with 4 of the "motion" chairs) and it arrived last week. I was nervous about buying something like this online without seeing it in person, but so far I have been very happy with the product. It looks great and is exactly what we needed for half the price of similar products in local stores. The cushions on the chairs are a bit bland, but that doesn't bother me too much. I figure we will need to replace them eventually. I purchased some larger throw pillows so that the chairs will be more comfortable for shorter people like myself. The firepit looks great and can be easily used for cocktails or a casual dinner. As long as this product is durable (time will tell), I will be very pleased with this purchase.

Rating:

- Strathwood Cast Aluminum Table/Firepit
Nice quality, assembled quickly and looks great on our deck. Was missing the screw to attach the knob to the cover, which required a trip to Home Depot - but other than that, we're completely satisfied. As an fyi, Kroger stores [Fry's, Ralph's, Smith's] stock firelogs specifically for firepits - making it even easier to use this product.

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