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Timber Outdoor Furniture

Timber outdoor furniture brings a classic, natural warmth to Australian outdoor spaces — tables, chairs, benches and loungers built to complement gardens, patios and alfresco dining areas. Hardwoods like teak suit permanent outdoor exposure with minimal care, while other outdoor-rated timbers need periodic oiling or sealing to hold their finish through the seasons.

The range spans genuine teak in the Halston tables and lounge setting, ashwood slatted seats and tabletops on steel or aluminium frames across the Palm, Mali, Hairpin, Adela and Drybar collections, and Australian-made treated pine picnic tables and bench seats built locally for parks, courtyards and cafes. Suits home gardens and alfresco dining as well as commercial and public-space settings needing durable, low-fuss seating in volume.

Need help finding the right timber furniture piece? Visit us in store — Campbelltown NSW (02) 9332 9192 or West Melbourne VIC (03) 9070 8962. Mon–Fri 9:30am–5pm, Sat 10am–2pm.

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  1. Halston Square 5 Piece Teak Outdoor Bar Setting

    $1,704.50
    Regular Price $2,435.00
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  2. Halston Rectangular 7 Piece Teak Outdoor Bar Setting

    $2,417.10
    Regular Price $3,453.00
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  3. Adela Outdoor Aluminium Bar Stool With Timber Slatted Seat

    $280.00
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  4. Halston Teak Round Outdoor Side Table

    Special Price $209.30
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  5. Halston Teak Square Outdoor Bar Table - 80cm

    Special Price $699.30
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  6. Halston Teak Rectangular Outdoor Bar Table - 140x80cm

    Special Price $909.30
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  7. Halston Teak 160x90cm Rectangular Outdoor Dining Table

    Special Price $979.30
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  8. Halston 4 Piece Rope Teak Outdoor Lounge Setting

    Special Price $1,749.30
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  9. Palm Outdoor Steel Dining Chair with Ashwood Seat

    Special Price $33.79
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  10. Hairpin Ashwood Timber Outdoor Ottoman

    Special Price $97.90
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  11. Hairpin Ashwood Timber Outdoor Bar Stool

    Special Price $124.30
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  12. Outdoor Steel Backless Bar Stool With Ashwood Seat

    Special Price $47.25
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  13. Ashwood Slat Outdoor Square Dining Table 90cm

    Special Price $421.30
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  14. Ashwood Slat Outdoor Communal Dining Table 240cm

    Special Price $864.60
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  15. Adela Outdoor Aluminium Side Chair With Timber Slatted Seat

    $250.00
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Outdoor Timber Furniture - FAQs

  1. What timbers suit outdoor furniture?
    Teak, eucalyptus and other dense hardwoods are the most common choices, valued for their natural oils and density that resist rot and decay without chemical treatment.
  2. Do I need to oil or seal timber furniture?
    Teak generally needs little upkeep thanks to its natural oils; other timbers benefit from periodic oiling or sealing to maintain their finish and resist weathering.
  3. Does timber furniture need different care each season?
    Give it a clean before and after the heaviest exposure periods (summer sun, winter rain) and check the finish annually — otherwise timber furniture doesn't need season-specific care.
  4. Is timber outdoor furniture resistant to weather and insects?
    Dense hardwoods like teak have natural oils and density that resist rot, insects and moisture without treatment; softer timbers may need sealing for the same protection.
  5. Will timber furniture fade in the sun?
    Untreated timber typically weathers to a grey patina over time in full sun rather than fading in colour the way dyed fabrics do; oiling periodically maintains the original tone if preferred.
  6. Can I leave timber furniture outside all year?
    Outdoor-rated hardwoods like teak are built for permanent outdoor exposure; check the specific timber's care guidance, as softer species may need more seasonal protection.
  7. How long does timber outdoor furniture last?
    Quality hardwood like teak can last decades outdoors with minimal care, thanks to its natural rot and insect resistance — among the most durable outdoor furniture materials available.

Different Timbers, Different Strengths

Timber brings a natural, classic look that manufactured materials can't quite replicate — every piece has its own grain, colour and character. Outdoor-rated timbers are selected specifically for their ability to handle sun, rain and humidity without rotting or splitting, but different species behave differently outdoors. Teak, used in the Halston range, is the benchmark hardwood for outdoor use, with natural oils that resist rot and insects without any chemical treatment. Ashwood, used as slatted seats and tabletops on the Palm, Mali, Hairpin, Adela and Drybar ranges, is typically paired with a steel or aluminium frame rather than left as a full-timber build, which reduces the structural load on the timber itself. Treated pine, used in the Australian-made picnic tables and bench seats, is chemically treated to resist decay, rot and insect damage for permanent outdoor use.

Home Gardens vs Commercial and Public-Space Use

A home patio or garden setting can use any timber in the range without special consideration. Cafes, parks and public spaces specifying furniture in volume should look at the steel-framed ashwood ranges or the Australian-made treated pine picnic tables and benches, both built for higher-turnover, higher-traffic use than a residential-only timber piece needs to withstand. The steel or aluminium frame under an ashwood seat also makes stacking and moving chairs between services easier than an all-timber chair allows.

Sizing Timber Settings

Timber dining and bar tables come in a range of lengths — the Halston teak range alone spans an 80cm square bar table through to a 160x90cm dining table — while the Australian-made picnic tables run from 1200mm up to 2400mm for larger group seating. Measure the space and expected seating capacity before choosing a length, particularly for communal or picnic-style tables.

Care and Maintenance

Teak needs little upkeep thanks to its natural oils; left untreated it weathers to a silver-grey patina, or can be oiled periodically to hold its honey-brown colour. Ashwood and treated pine benefit from periodic oiling or resealing to maintain their finish and resist weathering, particularly in full-sun or coastal positions. Compare materials in our resin or wicker outdoor furniture ranges, or see the full outdoor furniture range by material.