Circa Concrete Dining Table

Approximate weight

• 900 dia, straight base, 53 kgs
• 1050 dia, straight base, 57 kgs
• 1200 dia, straight base, 71 kgs
• 1500 dia, tapered base, 112 kgs
• 1800 dia, tapered base, 145 kgs

Our Litestone range is made from Glass Reinforced Cement (GRC). GRC will outlast most other outdoor products in the market and is virtually impervious to the elements, promising years of loyal service.

GRC is a blend of long strand fiberglass and cement applied using a special technique that chops the fiberglass and adds the cement mix at the same time to ensure maximum strength and longevity. Some other ‘concrete’ products use natural fibres (like jute), which hold moisture and will rot over time.

The secret is using fibreglass and high quality cement, allowing us to create thinner walls that make each piece much lighter and easier to move without losing any strength.

Sealants should be applied on surfaces that get a lot of use, such as table tops and bench seats. You’ll notice slight irregularities like subtle variations in colour, texture and porosity, gentle mottling, curing variance or hairline cracks that appear over time. These make each table unique without affecting its structural integrity.

• Lightweight, yet strong.
• Raise underneath with our spacers for easier cleaning and reduce water wicking.
• We recommend sealing concrete table tops with heavy duty Aquamix or Sure Seal and should be reapplied every 2-3 months, depending on usage.
• 5mm curing variance with concrete table tops

We offer local delivery at competitive prices within the Perth metro area, tailored to the specific needs of your project. For small to medium jobs, we use a one-person contractors with a trailer, ute or van for kerbside drop-off or can be placed where required. For larger, more awkward items, we use furniture removalists with tail lift truck with a two or three-person team, trained to handle your precious purchase like it’s their own.

For larger items that cannot be easily carried or where large quantities are needed, we prepare the items for delivery using a larger truck. Please note, you may require a forklift or pallet jack at your end for unloading.

We strongly recommend having your furniture items delivered by professionals, especially if they are bulky and awkward. They can also assemble the items and remove all packaging. However, if you prefer to collect your items please see our Delivery and Collection page for detailed information and guidelines.

Our Concrete furniture items cannot be shipped interstate.

When cared for properly your Litestone GRC table will bring you many years of use as part of your beautiful outdoor life. So please take a moment to familiarise yourself with Litestone’s care and maintenance information.

A little bit about the product. It’s made from Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC), an extremely durable material admired for its unique imperfections, similar to natural stone. You’ll notice slight irregularities like variations in colour, texture and porosity, gentle mottling, curing variance or hairline cracks that will appear over time. These make each table unique without affecting its structural integrity. With natural white tables, dirt buildup can become more noticeable. To prevent dirt from accumulating in the material and hairline cracks it is essential to regularly maintain the sealant.

Sealant Application

To prevent heavy stains, from oils and acidic food and drinks we recommend sealing the table prior to use with a clear stone sealant with matte finish, such as Aquamix which can be purchased from WG Outdoor Life. To maintain the seal, it must be reapplied at regular intervals (roughly every 6 months for moderate use, 3 months for heavy usage).

General Cleaning

When properly maintained, your table’s sealer coating will protect the surface against general food preparation and spills. However, any mess should be cleaned as soon as possible. Clean your concrete product as you would natural stone surfaces such as marble or granite, using warm water and a soft cloth.

Stain Removal

For stubborn surface soils or stains, use a mild household cleaner or liquid soap containing no abrasive chlorine, bleach or ammonium. If using products containing antibacterial or disinfectant agents, always test an inconspicuous area of the table first to ensure your cleaner is compatible with the finish. Be sure to remove all cleaning agent residue with clean water, then rinse and dry immediately (water spotting may occur if you allow large standing water drops to air dry).

Scratch Prevention

While the concrete is suitable for everyday use and food preparation, cutting and other abrasive activities should not be performed directly on the surface of the concrete. Use cutting boards to prevent scratching on the surface or wear of the sealer coat. It’s also a good idea to fix felt or rubber pads on the bottom of items that may scratch the surface when dragged.

Fading Prevention

Exposure to long periods of rain, pollution, sunlight and temperature extremes will accelerate wear of the protective sealer and cause the appearance of the concrete surface to fade and hairline crack will appear. Place a cover over the table to improve the longevity of the original finish. While intense heat will not harm the concrete itself, setting a hot object directly on the surface may weaken or discolour the sealer, thus exposing the raw concrete to future damage. Use of coasters and placemats is recommended

DO

• Use heat protective mats under hot items
• Set the table up on a firm level surface to avoid bowing (use spacers if required)
• Use pavers when placing table on lawn or artificial grass
• Disassemble the table when moving
• Place a cover over your outside table to help maintain the finish

DON’T

• Use high pressure hoses to clean the table
• Place heavy objects in the middle of the table
• Stand on the table or sit on the edges
• Lift or move an assembled table when legs are attached.