Mangawhai Bar Table

Mangawhai Bar Table

  • Minimalist waterfall leg design, exceptional from any angle
  • Powder coated marine grade aluminium
  • Pre-assembled and ready to use
  • Adjustable feet for stability
  • Clear span under the table fits up to 4 bar stools tucked away when not in use
  • Heavy gauge welded construction, no vibration or noise in wind
  • Available in Matte Black or Matte White
  • Backed by a 2 year warranty

Mangawhai Bar Table

W1700mm

D830mm

H1100mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the "waterfall" leg design allow for stools to be tucked underneath?

Yes. The Mangawhai Bar Table is designed with a clear span between the waterfall legs. This allows you to tuck up to four bar stools (two on each side) completely under the table when not in use, maximizing floor space on your balcony.

Will the 170cm aluminium top vibrate or "ping" in high winds?

No. The tabletop is constructed from heavy-gauge aluminium slats that are securely welded to the frame. This solid construction prevents the "tinny" vibration or noise often found in thinner, sheet-metal outdoor tables.

Is the table surface resistant to food and drink acids (like lemon or wine)?

The powder-coated finish is non-porous and highly resistant to chemical etching. Acidic spills like citrus juice or red wine will not "eat" into the finish. We recommend a quick wipe with soapy water after use to maintain the matte lustre.

Can the bar table be used on a timber deck with narrow boards?

Yes. The waterfall legs provide a long, flat contact area that distributes weight across multiple deck boards. This prevents the "point-loading" stress that traditional four-legged tables can put on individual timber planks.