The Solaro Side Table is the low round table built to sit beside the Solaro Slim Sunlounger, 43 cm across and 40.5 cm high, in the same UV resistant polypropylene and the same perforated pattern as the lounger. It is the right height to put a drink or a book within reach of someone lying down.
At 2.15 kg it can be carried in one hand, which matters more than it sounds beside a pool where the shade keeps moving. It is weatherproof and fully outdoor rated, so it can be left out through the season, and the perforated top means rain drains straight off rather than pooling on it.
Made from 100% UV resistant polypropylene, designed in Italy and manufactured in Vietnam. The colour runs through the material rather than sitting on top of it, so a scuff does not expose a different colour underneath. The tables stack, so several of them pack down into very little room, and all six lounger colours are available so the table can match the loungers or deliberately contrast with them.
Key Features
100% UV RESISTANT
Polypropylene that holds its colour in full Australian sun.
WEATHERPROOF
Rated for full time outdoor use. Rain drains straight through the top.
43 CM DIAMETER
A 43 cm round top at 40.5 cm high, set for a lounger armrest reach.
STACKS FOR STORAGE
Several tables pack down into very little floor space.
Hose or wipe down with warm water and a mild detergent, then let it dry. Avoid abrasive pads, solvents and bleach. Nothing here needs oiling, sanding or covering, and salt air will not corrode it, so rinse it off after a beach weekend and leave it out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it just for the Solaro loungers? It is designed to match them, but at 40.5 cm high it works as a low side table beside most outdoor lounge seating.
Will it blow over? It is light at 2.15 kg, so in an exposed spot bring it in or weigh it down in strong wind. The perforated top lets wind through rather than catching it like a solid panel.
Can it be left out all year? Yes. Polypropylene does not rust, rot or need oiling, and the top drains rather than holding water.
