When choosing an outdoor table for hot climates, durability and heat resistance are key factors. The best materials include:

1. Teak Wood – Naturally weather-resistant and durable, teak can withstand high temperatures without warping or cracking. Its natural oils protect it from sun damage.

2. Powder-Coated Aluminum – Lightweight yet sturdy, aluminum with a powder-coated finish reflects heat and resists rust, making it ideal for sunny environments.

3. Polywood (Recycled Plastic Lumber) – This eco-friendly option mimics wood but won’t fade, splinter, or absorb heat like traditional wood.

4. Concrete – Extremely durable and heat-resistant, concrete tables stay cool in the shade and can handle intense sunlight without damage.

5. Stainless Steel with UV Protection – While metal can get hot, stainless steel with a protective coating resists heat buildup and corrosion.

For longevity, opt for materials with UV protection and low heat retention. Regular maintenance, like sealing wood or cleaning metal surfaces, will extend their lifespan in hot climates.