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Concrete Outdoor Furniture
Architectural concrete outdoor furniture: outdoor concrete dining tables, bench seats, BBQ benchtops, patio and pool-side pieces. Cast in our Mordialloc studio from a UV-stable, freeze-thaw-stable, silica-free composition; delivered nationally. Built for Australian sun, salt, and four-seasons exposure.
We over-specify our concrete outdoor furniture for Australia's harshest outdoor conditions. The exact same specification ships for our indoor tables.
Every outdoor concrete table, outdoor concrete bench and BBQ benchtop leaves the studio in the same composition: UV-stable, freeze-thaw stable, silica-free. Steel bases are galvanised and zinc-coated. The sealer is satin, food-safe and resists red wine for six hours. It's the spec we engineer for pool decks, alfresco patios and coastal terraces. The exact same spec clients commission for indoor concrete dining tables and kitchen islands. One build. No separate indoor variant.
All Concrete Outdoor Tables
Every concrete outdoor table from our range, whether it's a small coffee table through to our largest concrete dining table. This includes every piece of concrete furniture which we recommend for full outdoor exposure. An ideal page if you want the whole outdoor-tables range in one place.
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Outdoor Dining Tables
This list includes outdoor dining tables made with steel legs for full weather exposure or timber legs for outdoor undercover applications. Every indoor table in this range is specified for outdoor conditions through our over-engineering of the tabletop sealer and the concrete composition.
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Outdoor Bench Seats
Pair the dining table with a matching concrete bench. The steel legs are suitable for full weather exposure and cast in the same finish as the tabletop for a matching aesthetic.
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BBQ Benchtops & Outdoor Kitchens
Concrete benchtops for built-in BBQ stations, pool-side bars, and full outdoor kitchens.
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Outdoor Concrete Coffee Tables
Concrete outdoor coffee tables: smaller pieces for courtyards, balconies and pool decks, in matched pigment to the dining range.
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Outdoor Concrete Tables
Outdoor concrete tables cover dining, coffee, side, and bar formats from one studio composition: UV-stable pigments, freeze-thaw-stable, satin food-safe sealer that resists red wine for six hours. IronStone runs on a galvanised steel base for full exposure; TimberStone pairs the same top with Tasmanian oak for sheltered alfresco use.
Outdoor concrete tables for dining, coffee, and bar use, cast in our IronStone range. Steel-base, galvanised and zinc-coated for full-exposure briefs. Every outdoor concrete table leaves the studio with UV-stable pigment, a freeze-thaw stable composition, and a satin food-safe sealer that resists red wine for six hours. Suited to courtyards, alfresco rooms, and pool decks across Melbourne, Sydney, and the Gold Coast.
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Outdoor Concrete Seating
Outdoor concrete seating covers bench seats and dining settings cast on the IronStone galvanised steel base. Standard width 450 mm, lengths 1000 to 2700 mm, paired to the dining table or set against a planted edge. Order a setting (table plus bench) and we cast both in one batch with matched pigment and finish.
Outdoor bench seats cast on the IronStone steel base, the seating half of our concrete outdoor furniture range. Paired with the dining table or standing alone against a planted edge or garden wall. Order a concrete outdoor setting (table plus benches) and we cast both in one batch with matched pigment and finish. Custom widths quoted on request. For council, civic, and public-realm seating commissions, see our commercial seating page.
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Concrete Patio Furniture
Concrete patio furniture for sheltered outdoor rooms: tables, benches, coffee and side pieces. Patio settings are typically partially covered, which extends finish life beyond the spec. Most patio commissions are smaller-format concrete outdoor furniture pieces sized for typical Australian alfresco rooms.
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Concrete Garden Furniture
Concrete garden furniture sits closer to planted beds than a built terrace: long benches against garden walls, lower coffee pieces at lawn edges, side tables tucked into planted nooks. Same studio composition, same UV-stable pigment palette, on galvanised steel or concrete-pedestal bases. Quoted off site dimensions and the planted scheme around it.
Concrete garden furniture sized for the planted edges of the brief — benches lining a hedge run, side tables tucked against a garden wall, low-profile pedestals at the end of a pathway. Pieces that hold the visual line of the garden without imposing furniture-room scale. Cast in the same composition as the dining range, on the same galvanised steel or concrete-pedestal bases, with the same UV-stable pigment palette. Outdoor exposure-rated by default. Most garden commissions are short-run benches or coffee-height side pieces; we'll quote off your site dimensions and the planted scheme around it.
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Outdoor Kitchens & BBQ Benchtops
Concrete benchtops for built-in BBQ stations, outdoor kitchens, and pool-side bars. Templated against your installed cabinetry, cast full-depth, sealed for food prep. BBQ grill cut-outs cast in at the studio to match Beefeater, Weber Summit, Lynx, DCS, Napoleon and most built-in grills. Sinks sit in stainless adjacent to the slab, not cast into the concrete.
Concrete benchtops for built-in BBQ stations, outdoor kitchens, and pool-side bars. Templated against your installed cabinetry; cast full-depth; sealed for food-prep use. BBQ-grill cut-outs cast at the studio; sinks sit in stainless adjacent to the slab, not cast into the concrete.
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Specifying outdoor concrete: what 'over-specified' actually means.
Most concrete furniture you see in design press is indoor concrete shot outdoors for the photoshoot. That's fine for an editorial spread, less fine for a piece that has to live on your patio through five Australian winters. Polished concrete outdoor table, cement outdoor table, IronStone or Milano — the labels vary, the question doesn't: was the piece engineered for outdoor exposure, or just styled there? We don't run a separate indoor build to step down to. Composition, sealer, pigment palette and base hardware are engineered to the outdoor brief and shipped to the same spec whether the piece lives by a pool or in a dining room. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Composition
Every piece leaves the studio in the SnapCo composition: UV-stable, freeze-thaw stable, silica-free, and roughly four times the flexural strength of standard concrete. The same chemistry we cast for our concrete kitchen islands is what we cast for outdoor concrete dining tables. One mix, indoors or out.
Pigment
Pigments are UV-stable across the full palette. From Bone White and Light Grey through Clay, Raw Umber, Sage, Terracotta and Desert Red, every pigment holds colour through full Australian sun. The full palette is on the concrete colours page if you're choosing between finishes.
Seal and maintenance
The same satin, food-safe sealer ships on every piece, indoors or out. It resists red wine for six hours and is built for ordinary household and outdoor use. Most clients don't do anything to it for years.
Base and install
The base is where outdoor curation shows. We use galvanised, zinc-coated steel or stainless steel for full-exposure briefs, and cast concrete pedestals for heavier settings. Tasmanian oak works for sheltered patios and indoor commissions; outdoor use carries an annual oiling rhythm, more often near the coast. For pool-side and coastal installs the steelwork runs through marine-grade powder-coat. The slab itself sits on rubber feet that lift it off paving, keeping the underside breathing.
Climate notes
Three Australian briefs we cast for most often. Melbourne metro is the easy one; the standard spec holds without compromise. Sydney and the Gold Coast, the marine-grade steelwork handles salt air. Inland and alpine Victoria, the freeze-thaw composition is doing the real work. Cover the piece in deep Australian winter for maximum finish life.
Material / Outdoor-rated composition
Cast for Australian sun, salt, and four-seasons exposure.
All our concrete outdoor furniture is cast in the same SnapCo composition we use indoors: UV-stable pigments, freeze-thaw stable, silica-free. One mix, engineered to the outdoor brief.
The studio's satin food-safe sealer resists red wine for six hours and is built for ordinary household and outdoor use.
Common Questions
Concrete outdoor furniture: what people ask.
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What makes SnapCo's concrete suitable for outdoor use? +
We use the same composition for indoor and outdoor: silica-free GFRC, roughly four times the strength of standard concrete. UV-stable pigments hold their colour in full sun. The composition is freeze-thaw-stable so Australian winters won't crack the cast. The satin food-safe sealer resists red wine for six hours. Same studio standard either way.
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Will outdoor concrete fade in the sun? +
Pigments are UV-stable. The studio seal carries a UV-stabiliser. We've had outdoor pieces in full Australian sun for years with minimal change. We do recommend a covered position for finish longevity, but the composition itself is built for exposure.
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Does outdoor concrete need to be sealed every year? +
No. The studio seal is built for ordinary outdoor exposure and lasts for years without intervention. Most clients don't do anything to it for years.
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Can outdoor concrete furniture stay out in winter? +
Yes. The composition is freeze-thaw-stable. Cover it during prolonged storms or ice events if you want to be conservative, but it's not required.
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Do you make outdoor sets (table plus bench plus coffee table)? +
Yes. Order multiple pieces together and we cast in one batch with the same pigment, finish, and cure date. Saves on freight where pieces share a delivery; ensures matched finish.