X Leg Patio Dining Table
A 2.4m dining table with a solid FSC-certified acacia plank top on black powder-coated steel X-frame legs, seating 8 to 10.
– Dimensions: 240 (Length) x 100 (Width) x 74cm (Height)
– Material: FSC-certified acacia and powder-coated steel
– Finish: natural wood with black legs
– Seats: 8 to 10
– Suited to: covered patios, open-plan kitchens and industrial or modern farmhouse interiors
- Estimated Delivery : 4 to 10 business days
The X Leg Patio Dining Table is made for big gatherings. A long top of solid acacia planks sits on two black steel X-frame legs, mixing warm wood with an industrial edge.
This X leg dining table works on a covered patio or in an open-plan kitchen. It is a one-off piece, not available to reorder once sold.
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– Dimensions: 240 (Length) x 100 (Width) x 74cm (Height)
– Material: FSC-certified acacia and powder-coated steel
– Finish: natural wood with black legs
– Seats: 8 to 10
– Suited to: covered patios, open-plan kitchens and industrial or modern farmhouse interiors
| Dimensions | 240 × 100 × 74 cm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Natural |
| Material | Acacia and steel |
| Finish | Natural wood finish |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor or covered outdoor |
| Warranty | 3 years (Sotran solid wood guarantee) |
FAQ
Can I use this table indoors as well as outdoors?
Yes. The acacia-on-steel construction works equally well indoors. Some buyers use it as a primary indoor dining table; the outdoor-rated finish means it handles spills, scratches and heavy use without the fragility of indoor-only tables.
Is FSC certification verified or just claimed?
FSC certification is independently audited under chain-of-custody standards. Sotran's FSC-certified pieces carry verifiable certification through the supplier chain.
How many people does it actually seat?
Eight comfortably (three chairs per long side plus a carver at each end), ten at full capacity (four per side plus two ends) for occasional larger gatherings.
Will the acacia weather grey if left in full sun?
Yes — this is normal acacia behaviour. Regular oiling (twice yearly) slows the greying. If you prefer the natural silvered look, leave the timber to weather; it doesn't affect structural integrity.

























