Outdoor tables
Wood that ages well, steel that holds it.
A terrace table has to cope with rain, sun and being moved: we choose naturally durable woods and a galvanised, powder-coated base. The slats are laid with a calculated gap so the wood can move without splitting.
- Slats laid with expansion gaps.
- Oak, cumaru or thermowood.
- Galvanised then powder-coated steel, salt-resistant.
- Protective cover cut to size.
Your dimensions, your price.
Dimensions, material and finishes are set here. The price recomputes on every change, VAT included, then downloads as a PDF.
Your configuration
- Length
- 200 cm
- Width
- 90 cm
- Slat wood
- Solid oak
- Base
- Mikado
- Finish
- Clear saturator
- Protective cover
- No
- Delivery
- Workshop pickup
Unsure about sizes? Have the workshop measure or ask a question.
Dimensions, materials and finishes.
The values opposite describe the reference configuration. Each line is adjustable in the configurator, within the stated bounds.
| Top | 27 mm solid slats, softened edges, stainless fixings. |
|---|---|
| Base | Hot-dip galvanised then powder-coated steel, adjustable feet. |
| Dimensions | Length 140 to 320 cm, width 70 to 110 cm, height 74 cm. |
| Finish | Clear or tinted saturator, applied in the workshop. |
| Maintenance | Saturator every two years; cover recommended out of season. |
What to know before ordering.
Delivery, fitting, care: the answers the workshop hears most often.
Which wood lasts best outdoors?
Cumaru is the densest and most stable, oak remains an excellent European choice. Thermowood is lighter and very stable but needs more frequent saturator.
Can the table stay outside all year?
Yes, but a breathable cover prevents trapped leaves and standing damp. We cut it to your dimensions with a rigid rim.
Does the wood grey over time?
Unsaturated wood greys naturally, which is an aesthetic choice. Tinted saturator keeps the original tone longer.
