Ceramic Outdoor Dining Sets
Ceramic outdoor dining sets pair a ceramic topped table with matched chairs. Ceramic is the hardest wearing outdoor table surface available. It does not fade, does not stain from red wine or sunscreen, takes heat straight from the barbecue, and cleans with a cloth.
Nine settings are stocked, built around three tables.
The Bahza 120cm round ceramic table is the centre of the range, and it is sold matched with five different chairs so the setting can be tuned to the look you want:
- with Roma rope chairs, in a 3 piece and a 5 piece setting
- with Pebl Tolo rope chairs, 5 piece
- with Nardi Net chairs, 5 piece
- with Nardi Trill armchairs, 5 piece
- with Nardi Cassia chairs, 5 piece
The Pebl Tolo ceramic setting comes as a 7 piece and a 9 piece, for larger groups where a 120cm round table would leave people eating off their laps.
The Oval 250 to 310cm extendable table is the one to look at if your numbers change. It runs at 250cm day to day and opens to 310cm when you are hosting, which is a more practical answer than owning a table sized for Christmas and living with it for the other fifty one weeks.
One thing to plan for: ceramic tables are heavy, and that is deliberate, because the weight is what keeps them stable in wind. Work out where the table is going before it arrives, and check the delivery path. These are not tables you reposition on a whim.
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Oval 250-310cm Extendable Outdoor Dining Table
As low as $5,270.20
Regular Price $6,451.00 -
Bahza Ceramic Round Table with Roma Rope Chairs - 3 Piece Outdoor Dining Set
As low as $1,341.80
Regular Price $1,637.00 -
Bahza Ceramic 120cm Round Table with Roma Rope Chairs - 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Set
As low as $2,084.60
Regular Price $2,675.00 -
Bahza Ceramic 120cm Round Table with Nardi Trill Arm Chairs - 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Set
As low as $1,707.80
Regular Price $1,835.00
Ceramic Outdoor Dining Sets - FAQs
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What is a ceramic outdoor dining table?
It is an outdoor table with a top made of ceramic, sometimes called sintered or ceramic stone, usually on an aluminium base. The ceramic is fired at high temperature into a dense, non porous slab, which is why it is used outdoors: it does not absorb liquid, it is not affected by UV, and it needs no sealing or oiling the way timber does.
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Why choose ceramic over timber or resin?
Ceramic is the low maintenance option that still looks like a stone or marble table. Because it is non porous it does not stain from wine, oil or coffee, and because it is UV stable it will not fade or grey off the way an untreated timber top will. Timber needs oiling and resin is lighter and cheaper, so ceramic is the choice when you want a solid, refined surface and no annual upkeep.
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What sizes and seat counts are available?
The Bahza 120cm round ceramic table seats up to six and is offered in three piece and five piece settings. The Pebl Tolo ceramic settings come as seven piece and nine piece. There is also an oval extendable table that runs from 250cm out to 310cm, which is the option for long table dining. Choose on the number you seat regularly, not the maximum you could ever fit.
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Can I choose which chairs come with the table?
Yes, and that is the most useful thing about this range. The Bahza 120cm round ceramic table is offered as a five piece set with Roma rope chairs, Nardi Net chairs, Pebl Tolo rope chairs, Nardi Trill arm chairs or Nardi Cassia chairs, and as a three piece with Roma rope chairs. Same table, five different looks, so you can pick the chair on comfort and style and still have a coordinated set.
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How thick is the ceramic top and does the base matter?
On the Bahza 120cm the ceramic top is 12mm and it sits on an aluminium cone base with a 50cm diameter, and the base itself weighs 25kg. That weight is doing real work: a heavy top on a light base is what makes an outdoor table feel unstable and lets wind move it. When you compare tables, look at the base as closely as the top.
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What does an extendable ceramic table mean in practice?
The oval table in this range runs from 250cm to 310cm, so it is a large table most of the time and a very large one when you need it. The point is that you keep a workable walkway around the table day to day and only take up the full length when you have guests. Check that you have room for the extended length before you order, not just the closed length.
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How do I care for a ceramic outdoor table?
Wipe it down with warm water and a mild detergent. Nothing needs sealing, oiling or polishing, and normal food and drink will not stain it. Ceramic is very hard but it is not indestructible, so the thing to avoid is a heavy point impact on an edge or corner, which is where a chip can start. Rinse aluminium bases with fresh water in a coastal position.
