Oval Outdoor Table: 3 Small Patio Side Tables

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Which oval outdoor side table has the smallest footprint? The PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table has the smallest listed footprint at 1.49 sq ft, and the LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table has the largest at 1.54 sq ft, a gap of only 0.05 sq ft. The PASAMIC lists 13 × 16.5 × 17 inches and the LZRS lists 16.8 × 13.2 × 17 inches. The Outdoor Side Table with 2-Tier cannot be compared, because its listing gives conflicting, missing or unlabelled depth and width. Specifications come from Amazon listing data checked October 3, 2026, and we have not tested these products.

Quick compare: the products in this guide

Sizes come from the Amazon listings as we read them; check the product page for the current details before you buy.

Product	Listed details	Link
PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table, 2-Tier Storage Patio Side Table, HDPE Adirondack…	13″D x 16.5″W x 17″H; 13″D x 16.5″W x 17″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
Outdoor Side Table with 2-Tier, Bamboo Small Patio Adirondack Oval Tables	3.07 x 13.58 x 16.61 inches; Item Weight of 7.5 pounds	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table, Heavy Duty HDPE Outdoor End Table with Wood…	16.8″D x 13.2″W x 17″H; 16.8″D x 13.2″W x 17″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link

Three options at a glance

Pick	Listed dimensions	Floor footprint	Footprint rank
PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table	13″ D × 16.5″ W × 17″ H	214.5 sq in (1.49 sq ft)	Smallest
Outdoor Side Table with 2-Tier	3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in (axes not labelled in the listing)	n/a	Footprint not comparable
LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table	16.8″ D × 13.2″ W × 17″ H	221.76 sq in (1.54 sq ft)	Largest

1. PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table, 2-Tier Storage Patio Side Table, HDPE Adirondack Side Table, Weather Resistant Oval Small Outdoor Table for Patio, Backyard, Pool & Garden, Black — Smallest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 13″ D × 16.5″ W × 17″ H; listed maximum weight 210 pounds; material High Density Polyethylene; frame High Density Polyethylene (HDPE); color Black. The listing is inconsistent on capacity: the specification field says 210 lb, the bullets say 110, 220 lb.

The PASAMIC is a two-tier oval side table made from HDPE, a high density polyethylene, in black. The listing gives 13 inches deep, 16.5 inches wide and 17 inches high, which works out to 1.49 sq ft, the smallest footprint of the three. It has a tabletop plus a lower shelf, and the listing says it ships with hardware and instructions. The listing states a weight recommendation of 210 pounds in its specs, while one bullet says 220 pounds, so the capacity figure conflicts. The listing does not state the product’s own weight. It suits a patio or backyard corner where floor space is tight.

Pros

• Smallest listed footprint at 1.49 sq ft (13 × 16.5 inches).
• HDPE construction, which the listing describes as weather resistant and low maintenance.
• Two tiers, a tabletop and a lower shelf, with hardware and instructions included per the listing.

Cons

• Capacity conflict: the specs say 210 pounds and a bullet says 220 pounds, so confirm before loading it.
• The listing does not state the table’s own weight, so you cannot judge how easily it shifts.
• No tabletop or shelf dimensions are given, so the usable surface inside the 1.49 sq ft footprint is unknown.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if the smallest stated footprint matters most and you will only set drinks and light items on it. Skip it if you need a firm capacity number or the table’s weight.

2. Outdoor Side Table with 2-Tier, Bamboo Small Patio Adirondack Oval Tables — Footprint not comparable

Listed details: dimensions 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in (axes not labelled in the listing); item weight 7.5 pounds; frame Bamboo; color Grey.

This two-tier oval side table has a natural bamboo frame in grey. The listing gives 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in without saying which number is depth, width or height, so the footprint is not comparable and you should verify it before buying. The listing gives an item weight of 7.5 pounds and says no painting, staining or waterproofing is required. It does not state a weight capacity. It also calls itself an indoor end table in one bullet while being sold as an outdoor table, so confirm where the maker intends it to be used.

Pros

• Bamboo frame, a different material from the two HDPE tables, with the listing citing a carbonization process.
• Item weight is stated at 7.5 pounds, so you know what you are lifting.
• The listing says no painting, staining or waterproofing is required, and it has two storage tiers.

Cons

• Footprint not comparable: the dimensions 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in carry no axis labels, so measure your space only after the seller confirms them.
• The listing states no weight capacity.
• One bullet calls it an indoor end table while the rest claims all-weather use, and no weather rating or warranty is given in the data.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it only if you prefer bamboo and will confirm the dimensions and intended use first. Skip it if you need a stated weight capacity or a footprint you can plan around.

3. LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table, Heavy Duty HDPE Outdoor End Table with Wood Texture, Weatherproof Composite Table for Adirondack Chairs, Deck, Pool, Indoor/Outdoor, No Peeling Cracking(Navy Blue) — Largest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 16.8″ D × 13.2″ W × 17″ H; item weight 11 pounds; listed maximum weight 220 pounds; material High Density Polyethylene; frame High Density Polyethylene (HDPE); color Navy Blue.

The LZRS is a two-tier Adirondack-style side table in navy blue, made from recycled HDPE with a wood-like texture. The listing gives 16.8 inches deep, 13.2 inches wide and 17 inches high, which is 1.54 sq ft, the largest footprint of the three. It lists an item weight of 11 pounds and a maximum weight recommendation of 220 pounds. The listing says all parts are included, the screws need no tools, and a soft brush comes with it for tough stains. At 11 pounds it weighs 3.5 pounds more than the bamboo model’s listed 7.5 pounds (11 − 7.5).

Pros

• States both an item weight (11 pounds) and a 220 pound maximum weight recommendation.
• Recycled HDPE with a wood-like texture, which the listing says resists warping, cracking and rot.
• Listing says no tools are needed for assembly and includes a soft brush for stains.

Cons

• Largest footprint at 1.54 sq ft, only 0.05 sq ft more than the PASAMIC (1.54 − 1.49), so it saves no space over that model.
• The listing excerpt never calls the table oval, so the shape is unconfirmed for this keyword.
• Navy blue is the only color in the listing data, so there is no neutral option to match other furniture.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you want a stated capacity and a known weight and have room for a 16.8 × 13.2 inch footprint. Skip it if you specifically need a confirmed oval top.

What to check before buying oval outdoor table

Start with footprint, because an oval outdoor table is usually chosen to fit a tight patio or balcony corner. Compare depth times width in square feet. Here the PASAMIC is 1.49 sq ft and the LZRS is 1.54 sq ft, a gap of 0.05 sq ft, so footprint alone will not separate them. The bamboo table lists 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in with no axis labels, so do not rank it by footprint until the seller confirms which number is which dimension. Next, check the shape. The listing should say oval; the PASAMIC and bamboo listings do, the LZRS excerpt does not. Third, material. Two of the three are HDPE, which the listings describe as weather resistant and easy to wipe clean; the third is natural bamboo. Decide which upkeep you accept, and note that the data gives no warranty details for any of them. Fourth, weight capacity. The LZRS states 220 pounds. The PASAMIC specs say 210 pounds while a bullet says 220, so plan around 210. The bamboo listing states no capacity, so skip it if you plan to set heavy items on it. Fifth, the table’s own weight: 11 pounds for the LZRS, 7.5 pounds for the bamboo, and not stated for the PASAMIC. Fewer data points means more guessing, so ask the seller if stability matters. Sixth, assembly: the PASAMIC lists included hardware and instructions, the LZRS lists screws that need no tools, and the bamboo listing says it is easy to assemble. If your corner is narrower than 13 inches in either direction, none of these will fit.

Worked example: fit math for these three options

This worked example is our own planning arithmetic from the listed dimensions, not test results. The wall length and walkway width are assumed example values; replace them with your measurements.

Wall example. Assume 36 inches of clear wall.

• PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table: 36 − 16.5 = 19.5 inches spare; centred, 9.75 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table: 36 − 13.2 = 22.8 inches spare; centred, 11.4 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.

Walkway example. The US Access Board gives 36 inches as the minimum clear width for an accessible route. That figure is a yardstick, not a rule for private homes. To keep 36 inches clear beside each product, the walkway between it and the opposite obstacle must be at least 36 inches plus its depth:

• PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table: 36 + 13 = 49 inches of total path width.
• LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table: 36 + 16.8 = 52.8 inches of total path width.

Footprint. Depth × width, converted at 144 square inches per square foot:

• PASAMIC Outdoor Side Table: 13 × 16.5 = 214.5 sq in, or 1.49 sq ft.
• LZRS 2-Tier Patio Side Table: 16.8 × 13.2 = 221.76 sq in, or 1.54 sq ft.

Mistakes to avoid

• Trusting one capacity number. The PASAMIC lists 210 pounds in its specs and 220 pounds in a bullet. Use the lower figure and ask the seller which is correct.
• Ranking the bamboo table by footprint. Its listing gives 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in with no axis labels. Confirm which number is depth, width and height before you measure your space.
• Assuming all three are oval. The LZRS excerpt describes an Adirondack-style table and never uses the word oval. Check the product photos for the top shape.
• Ignoring the intended use. The bamboo listing calls itself an indoor end table in one bullet and claims all-weather use in another. Resolve that before leaving it outside.

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Frequently asked questions

Which of these oval outdoor tables has the smallest footprint?

Among the two with labeled dimensions, the PASAMIC is smallest at 13 by 16.5 inches, or 1.49 sq ft. The LZRS is 16.8 by 13.2 inches, or 1.54 sq ft, only 0.05 sq ft larger. The bamboo table’s listing gives 3.07 × 13.58 × 16.61 in without labels, so it cannot be ranked until you verify the dimensions with the seller.

How much weight can these tables hold?

The LZRS states a 220 pound maximum weight recommendation. The PASAMIC specs say 210 pounds, but one bullet says 220, so treat 210 as the safe figure and confirm with the seller. The bamboo listing does not state a capacity. All three are sold as side tables, so use them for drinks and light items.

Should I choose HDPE or bamboo for an outdoor table?

Both materials are described as weather resistant in the listings. The HDPE tables are said to wipe clean easily, and the LZRS ships with a soft brush. The bamboo table is described as needing no painting, staining or waterproofing. The data gives no warranty or weather rating for any of them, so none of these claims is verified.

Do these tables need tools to assemble?

The PASAMIC lists included hardware and clear instructions, but the listing does not say which tools are needed. The LZRS says all parts are included, you just tighten the screws, and no tools are needed, and it calls this a 10-minute setup. The bamboo listing says it is easy to assemble without giving steps or a time.

Products worth checking

We have not tested these products. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings as we read them; where a listing does not say, we say so.

Sources checked

• US Access Board guide to clear width
• Amazon listing for option 1
• Amazon listing for option 2
• Amazon listing for option 3

Specifications come from the Amazon listings as we read them for this guide. Product details and availability can change, so confirm on the product page before you buy.

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