Outdoor Wood Tables & Counters
Most hardwood belongs indoors — leave a walnut top on a patio and the weather takes it apart. Iroko is the exception we stock: the African hardwood the boat-building world treats as teak’s equal, dense with natural oils that shrug off rain, sun, and seasons.
We mill it like everything else — your exact dimensions, solid all the way through — for patio dining tables, outdoor kitchens, pool bars, and restaurant terraces. True Teak remains available by custom order; Iroko delivers most of what teak is prized for at a fraction of the board cost, which is exactly why we stock it.
How Iroko Lives Outside
Silver, or oiled
Left untreated outdoors, Iroko weathers to an even silver-grey patina that many owners prefer — the classic weathered-teak look, earned honestly. An exterior oil regimen keeps the original golden-brown instead. Either way the board itself holds up; the choice is purely about the look.
Built for the exposure
Outdoor spans move more than indoor ones, so we build for it: properly acclimated lumber, steel C-channel on wide tops, and fasteners that let the wood breathe through wet-dry cycles. Tell us covered patio vs. full exposure when you order and the build matches the site.
Restaurant terraces
Outdoor service is the hardest life a table lives — weather plus bussing. Iroko two-tops and communal runs are grain-matched like our indoor hospitality work, with trade pricing and direct-to-site delivery. Send the terrace plan for a package quote.
Iroko Outside
Price it, pick the wood, hold it in your hand.
Wood, length, width, thickness, edge and add-ons, the delivered price following every choice.
Price an outdoor top in the BuilderA finished piece of the real board, shipped in days, the price off your order.
Order samplesOutdoor Wood FAQ
What buyers ask before putting solid wood outside.