Gasaway Square Teak Outdoor Side Table

THIS COMPANY IS THE WORST!! I ordered two All eight legs have nuts, bolts and washers that are extremely rusted 3 of the eight legs had a white substance on them They take NO RESPONSIBILITY for the quality of their merchandise. They refused to replace items even after customer service rep agreed to replace them. TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE

Table is good looking but arrived with rusted screws and teak had white grayish appearance which would suggest the box got wet in transport. Also, stickers all over the legs which were not needed to assemble. Not good condition

Very cute, well built and functional table — especially for the price. Assembly is a cinch. I like the teak color, so I treated mine with teak oil.

Very nice tables. Very sturdy and easy to assemble.

Nice, sturdy and attractive solid teak end tables. Easy to assemble but QC could have been a touch better. Two corners on the lower shelves of both the tables I purchased didn’t come together tightly with the legs and left ¼” gaps. Also, after using teak oil to protect and maintain the finish on the tables, the color ended up being drastically darker than their original color (please note the difference compared with the teak glider bench and the planter bench - also Wayfair purchases - pictured that I finished with teak oil, as well). Overall, I’m happy with the patio tables. Thanks, Wayfair, for a good product at a good price... Plus, FREE (and quick) shipping!

Very sturdy tables. I sealed with teak oil and they turned a darker brown but I expected that. Great product!

Solid, all teak side table. We are using it in the living room and it’s beautiful!

One side table was damaged upon arrival. The other side table was perfectly fine.

Very sturdy table. Easy to put together. Extremely happy!

These are well made and very heavy teak side tables. I cannot imagine wind could topple them. They are attractive. I ordered 2 of them and 2 round teak tables (also from Wayfair) at the same time. I prefer the round tables. There are a few oddities about the square tables. The lower shelf has no hardware to secure it, it simply has corners which fit into corner slots in the table legs. There are no written instructions which accompanied either table. The legs attach to the table top with a washer and nut which arrived already screwed onto the table legs, not in a separate hardware pouch. There are no assembly tools. You will need a heavy duty rubber mallet and a wrench. The bottom shelf will nor fit into the table leg notches without significant and repeated pounding with a rubber mallet (I had to hit the lower shelf corner so hard (to make it go into the slot) in one case that the rubber mallet even dented the teak.) Only 2 of the legs had identifying marks which corresponded to 2 marks on the tabletop. One table had A53 and C53. The other table has labels B50 and D50. So placement of the other 2 legs is a bit of a guessing game.