Mackinac 48" Round Umbrella Dining Table from Lloyd Flanders
This bold patio dining table has a flaring base with an open weave constructed of putty grey vinyl wicker. It round woven tabletop features a lay on tempered glass top and a handy umbrella hole.
This large outdoor dining table has a romantic coastal vibe and a casually elegant appeal. Its flared base is handcrafted from corrosion-resistant welded aluminum and wrapped in all-weather vinyl wicker. The weathered grey putty vinyl fibers are wound around the bowed metal legs and stretched across the framework in a criss-cross open weave pattern. Even the spacious round tabletop is woven. There's a clear tempered glass pane that lays on top with an umbrella hole in the middle.
Circle a few of the Mackinac dining chairs around and add a UV-resistant market umbrella and you have the ideal set-up for an al fresco lunch on a sunny day. This rugged umbrella table has a convenient 4-foot diameter, so it's large enough to seat a few people but not so big as to overpower your outdoor space.
Learn more about Lloyd Flanders' Mackinac collection.
Features
- Lay on glass tabletop
- 100% virgin vinyl wicker
- Umbrella hole
Details
- Colors: Putty wicker and clear tabletop
- Materials: Custom vinyl and tempered glass
- Shipping: Orders usually ship in 4-10 weeks
| MODEL | 273248 |
|---|---|
| MANUFACTURER | Lloyd Flanders |
| STYLE | Coastal,Nautical |
| DIMENSION | 48 Dia x 30.25 H |
| MATERIAL | Vinyl,Aluminum,Glass |
Lloyd Flanders does not accept subjective returns, since all orders are custom made upon receipt of each order. Shipping damage and product claims must be made in 24-48 hours upon receipt. Frames and finishes are warranted for 3-years, fabrics, cushions and stone tops for 1-year.
- Subjective Returns: No
- Restocking Fees: N/A
- Claim Timeframe: 1-2 days (see instructions below)
Visit Lloyd Flanders' Warrranty webpage for details and instructions.
Lloyd Flanders has very specific instructions for receiving their freight orders that need to be adhered to in order to properly submit damage claims.
STEP 1 - Inspect for Visual DamageUpon initial receipt of freight – all packaging must be inspected for visual damage.
(This includes removing items that may be shrink wrapped to a pallet so that all sides of boxes can be viewed)
If NO damage appears, then proceed to step 2
If box damage appears, PLEASE SIGN THE DELIVERY RECEIPT NOTING THAT THERE IS DAMAGE, then please proceed to MAKING A CLAIM within 24 hours (Noting damage at this point in the process results in 100% of claims being paid to Lloyd Flanders and helping to reduce cost. Failing to note the damage at this time and detecting it later results in only a 34% recovery of damages).
STEP 2- Check for Concealed DamageCheck for CONCEALED DAMAGE by opening the packaging to look for damage that could have occurred inside the packaging, but left the packaging intact. - THIS MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN 48 HOURS of signing the delivery receipt
If NO damage appears, the process is complete.
If damage is detected, YOU MUST CALL THE DELIVERING CARRIER TO ALERT THAT THERE HAS BEEN CONCEALED DAMAGE, then proceed to MAKING A CLAIM with Lloyd Flanders within 24 hours.
(Concealed damage is the largest area of contention with freight carriers and represents the single largest area of loss for dealers and manufacturers. Despite the difficulty in completing this inspection within 72 hours in the height of season, this step is VITAL to keeping costs down for everyone)
Making a ClaimIf any scenario listed above triggers the claims process, please contact Lloyd Flanders’ customer service department within the time limits shown above.
When contacting customer service with a claim, please provide the following:
1. Order number or invoice number from Lloyd Flanders
2. Photo of damage of packaging (please retain packaging until claim is complete)
3. Photos of damage to product (photo of entire piece for identification and then more detailed photos of specific damage)
Lloyd Flanders will handle the filing of the claim when these items are received.
