Outdoor Timber Tables
Our outdoor timber table range spans several genuinely different timber styles: Ashwood slat rectangular dining tables from 90x90cm up to a full 240x90cm size, Australian-made timber picnic tables built as a single sturdy unit, Drybar high tables in 160cm and 190cm lengths, and the Halston range in genuine teak. Steel-framed options like the Palm table pair a powder-coated steel base with an ashwood top for a mixed-material look that needs less overall timber maintenance.
Choosing the right table comes down to how much timber upkeep you want to take on: teak needs the least care thanks to its natural oil content, ashwood slat tables need periodic oiling to maintain colour, and the steel-framed Palm table reduces the timber surface needing attention to just the tabletop.
Need help finding the right outdoor table? Visit us in store — Campbelltown NSW (02) 9332 9192 or West Melbourne VIC (03) 9070 8962. Mon–Fri 9:30am–5pm, Sat 10am–2pm.
Outdoor Timber Tables - FAQs
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What timber table styles are available in this range?
This range includes Ashwood slat dining tables (90x90cm to 240x90cm), Drybar bar-height tables in ashwood, Australian-made solid timber picnic tables, genuine teak Halston tables, and the steel-framed Palm table with an ashwood top.
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What sizes do the Ashwood slat tables come in?
Ashwood slat tables range from 90x90cm square tables up to a 240x90cm rectangular size, in Black or White finishes, suiting everything from small balcony settings to tables for larger groups.
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Do timber tables need regular maintenance?
It depends on the timber. Ashwood slat tables benefit from an annual timber oil application to prevent greying, while genuine teak (used in the Halston range) has a naturally high oil content and can be left untreated if you're happy for it to weather to a silver-grey patina.
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What's the difference between the Drybar and standard dining-height tables?
The Drybar range applies the same ashwood slat construction to a bar-height table in 160cm and 190cm lengths, designed for standing entertaining or pairing with bar stools rather than dining chairs.
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Is the Palm table lower maintenance than a fully timber table?
Yes, the Palm table pairs a powder-coated steel base with an ashwood top, which reduces the exposed timber surface and therefore the overall maintenance workload compared with an all-timber table.
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What is the Australian-made timber picnic table built from?
It's built as a single sturdy solid timber unit rather than a slatted panel construction, giving a rugged, low-fuss option suited to backyards, cafes or outdoor venues.
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Are the Halston teak tables suitable for permanent outdoor use?
Yes. Genuine teak's natural oil content makes it one of the few timbers suited to permanent outdoor exposure without chemical sealants, whether left to weather naturally or oiled annually to maintain its original colour.
