Outdoor FRU-ODGL
Tempered Glass patio | Dining table
From$77.00USD / item
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- Usage
- Indoor, Patio
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Dimensions & specifications
- SKU
- FRU-ODGL
- Weight
- 34 lbs
- Table Top Material
- Tempered Glass
- Usage
- Indoor, Patio
- Table Top Shape
- Square, Round
- Table Top Size
- Various Sizes
- Umbrella Hole
- Yes
- Base Included
- Yes
- Base Material
- Steel
- Height
- Table Height - 30"
Design & material notes
Dining table design: Tempered Glass patio table. Material notes include table surface: tempered glass; base: steel.
Look at how the table shape meets the surrounding chairs and the routes between them. Its stated height is Table Height - 30". The listed surface shapes are square, round.
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Finishes and price checked Oct 17, 2026.
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Scale and material references
- Table Top Material
- Tempered Glass
- Base Material
- Steel
- Usage
- Indoor, Patio
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