Anchoring an outdoor table on a brick patio requires careful consideration to ensure stability and longevity. Here are the most effective methods:

1. Use Weighted Bases or Sandbags: Place heavy bases or sandbags under the table legs to add stability without damaging the bricks. This is ideal for temporary setups.

2. Install Ground Screws or Anchors: For a permanent solution, use ground screws or anchors designed for brick surfaces. Drill pilot holes into the mortar joints (not the bricks) to avoid cracking, then secure the table legs with brackets.

3. Adhesive Anchoring Systems: Apply heavy-duty outdoor adhesive or epoxy to attach metal plates to the patio. Once cured, bolt the table legs to the plates for a sturdy hold.

4. Bungee Cords or Straps: If drilling isn’t an option, use weather-resistant bungee cords or straps to tie the table to nearby fixed objects like railings or posts.

5. Non-Slip Pads: Combine non-slip rubber pads under the legs with slight weights to prevent shifting during light winds.

Always prioritize the patio’s integrity—avoid drilling directly into bricks, as they can crack. Choose a method based on your table’s weight, patio condition, and local weather conditions for optimal results.