A Table for a Decorative Look, Not Just Function

The gold-pedestal 28 inch table

OutVue's own feature text for this listing describes a "flared pedestal base... decorated with etched gold designs for an old elegant look" - the only table in the range with that detailing. Its published weight, 59.6 lb, is nearly double the plain 28 in table's 32.0 lb, consistent with a heavier cast base.

The wicker rattan 32 inch table

OutVue's own listing calls this one "a unique cylinder" with a wicker-style side panel and a light-grey metal tabletop - a different decorative approach, suited to a patio already built around wicker or rattan furniture rather than a formal pedestal look.

Which one actually fits

Existing patio furniture style is the real decider here, not size - the two are 28 in and 32 in respectively, not directly interchangeable footprints. Neither is a step up from the plain 28 in or rectangular 32 in tables in heat output; all five share the same 50,000 BTU rating.

What to skip for a decorative look

The plain black 28 in table and the rectangular 32 in drink-holder table are both function-first designs, per their own listings - see them instead if a plain metal look suits the space better than a pedestal or wicker finish.

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