A patio umbrella needs a place to stand, and your guests need a place to set their glasses. This side table handles both jobs at once. A reserved hole in the slatted steel top guides a shade pole up to 1.5 in across down through the frame, anchoring your parasol at the center of the seating circle while the 22 in square surface serves lemonade, sunscreen, and paperbacks to every chair around it.The build mixes two hardworking materials. Powder-coated steel forms the slatted top and legs with a rust-resistant finish, while hand-wrapped Pe wicker encloses the storage compartment below, ready for sandbags that steady the umbrella on gusty days or for towels that should stay off the ground. Rated to support up to 110 lbs, the tabletop shrugs off loaded trays, and four polished, curve-shaped feet keep the table from skidding or scratching the deck beneath it.At 23 lbs, the table follows the party from morning coffee on the porch to late swims at the pool without calling for a second pair of hands. Cleanup never amounts to more than a pass with a feather duster or a damp towel, so the weekend stays reserved for the parts you actually enjoy.