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.
Outdoor Wood FAQ
What buyers ask before putting solid wood outside.