Bar Table Range

Yes, they are designed to maximise space. Their tall, slender design allows them to fit comfortably into smaller outdoor areas without feeling cramped. This makes them perfect for patios, balconies, or decks where traditional dining tables might be too bulky. 

Plus, bar stools can be easily tucked away under the table when not in use to keep your space clutter-free.

The elevated height of our outdoor bar tables creates a more casual and social atmosphere. It encourages standing or leaning, making for a dynamic and inviting environment that feels open and airy.

Absolutely. While our bar tables are built to withstand outdoor elements, they are versatile and durable, making them suitable for indoor use. You can repurpose your outdoor bar table as a breakfast bar, a casual dining table, or an indoor workspace. 

Our bar leaners can typically accommodate six people, but up to eight can be accommodated if the seating arrangement is more casual or if you use smaller chairs. 

Utilising powder-coated aluminium or 316 marine-grade stainless steel provides the most robust defence against the high UV and moisture levels found in the local climate. Selecting A-Grade Teak for timber surfaces ensures a high natural oil content that helps prevent warping or splitting under intense sun exposure. 

Avoiding untreated softwoods or low-grade metals is essential for long-term durability in a garden setting. High-performance materials like HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) offer superior scratch and heat resistance for heavy-use entertaining areas.

Measuring the seat height of your existing bar stools is the critical first step to ensuring an ergonomic dining experience. Pairing a 100-110cm high table with 75cm high stools provides the necessary clearance for legroom and comfort. 

Coordinating frame colours across our collections, such as matching charcoal powder-coating on both table and chairs, creates a seamless aesthetic for the deck. Visualising the footprint with masking tape on the patio helps confirm that the scale of the set fits the intended space.

Selecting tables with adjustable levelling feet allows for a stable surface on slightly irregular lawns or pavers. Positioning a heavy-duty bar table on firm turf provides adequate stability for social gatherings, though permanent placement on soft soil can lead to sinking over time. 

Creating a solid landing zone using paving stones or a timber platform offers the most secure foundation for taller furniture. Ensuring the base is perfectly level prevents the wobbling that could lead to spills during a busy event.

Evaluating the drainage slope of the deck is vital to prevent water from pooling around the base of the table legs. Utilising nylon or Teflon glides on the furniture’s feet protects the timber or tiles from scratching during movement. 

Positioning the table away from the direct "drip line" of a roof ensures the surface remains clean and free from heavy water impact. Strategic placement helps maintain both the integrity of the furniture and the longevity of the underlying surface.

It depends on the material you choose. Our aluminium-framed models provide a lightweight solution that remains easy to reposition for changing party layouts. Choosing solid 304 stainless steel or teak designs offers a much heavier, wind-resistant option for properties on exposed ridges or coastal bluffs. 

Check the specific product weight on each technical data sheet to better calculate the number of people required for assembly. Adding furniture sliders to the base of heavy tables can significantly simplify the process of shifting pieces across a deck.

Rinsing the tabletop with fresh water at least once a week removes the corrosive salt film that accumulates in beachfront zones. Drying the surface with a soft cloth prevents the formation of water spots or mineral deposits on polished metals. 

Applying 303 Fabric Guard to any upholstered elements or Golden Care Teak Protector to timber surfaces provides a hydrophobic barrier against the salt air. Maintenance priorities for coastal regions include:

• Wiping down frames with a mild detergent solution to prevent pitting.
• Removing organic debris from slatted tops to allow for unrestricted airflow.
• Inspecting fixings and joints once a season to ensure everything remains tight and secure.

Sourcing directly from specialist manufacturers allows us to provide commercial-grade furniture that meets the rigorous demands of New Zealand’s hospitality industry. 

Maintaining a local warehouse in Auckland ensures that additional matching units or replacement components can be dispatched with minimal lead times. Offering technical consultations on layout and spacing helps bars and cafes maximise their outdoor seating capacity and revenue.

Building with thicker gauge metals and high-density timber avoids the common pitfalls of "fast furniture" that fails after a single season. Guaranteeing the quality of our materials allows us to offer substantial warranties that provide peace of mind for every customer. 

Supporting an NZ-owned business ensures you receive expert, local advice tailored to the specific challenges of the New Zealand outdoor environment.