Concrete Outdoor Tables

Concrete outdoor dining tables run rectangular (1800 to 3600 mm), round (1000 to 1800 mm diameter), and oval. IronStone and IronCross sit on a galvanised steel powdercoated base built for full Australian sun and salt-air; Palermo oval suits pool-edge settings. Same composition, sealer, and pigment palette as the indoor range. Custom dimensions priced per quote.

Outdoor dining is where a concrete table earns its keep. We make to order so can custom size a rectangular dining table for long entertaining, round for tighter footprints and oval for terraces and pool-edge settings. The IronStone and IronCross concrete dining tables are our outdoor default, hand-made by our blacksmith in Daylesford with a galvanised steel powdercoated base built for full Australian weather. The Palermo oval is the go-to for rooftop terraces and pool-edge settings. The Timber range of dining tables pairs the same outdoor-rated top with a Tasmanian oak base (oak needs annual oiling, more often near the coast).

A concrete outdoor dining table needs to read calm in the morning, lift a long Sunday lunch, then sit through an Australian winter without complaint. Ours do.

More importantly, an outdoor concrete dining table has to last beyond a few seasons. Most retail concrete tables don't: two seasons of full Australian exposure and they look tired, with the cheaper ones even starting to grow moss along the edges where moisture pools. Ours are built to outlast that.

Standard outdoor dining tables run 1800 to 3600 mm in length, with width options between 1000 and 1200 mm. Round diameters: 1000 to 1800 mm. Oval and custom dimensions priced per quote.

Outdoor concrete side tables run 400 to 600 mm width, scaled for beside-lounger, drinks-perch, or planter-edge use. Cast from the same full-depth silica-free composition as the dining range with the satin food-safe sealer that resists red wine for six hours. The Laconian sits on Tasmanian oak legs; pigments match the dining lot for visual continuity.

Side tables sit at the edge of outdoor use: between a pair of loungers, beside an outdoor sofa, against a planted wall. Same satin food-safe sealer and full-depth cast composition as the larger pieces, scaled to a 400 to 600 mm width.

We cast the Laconian outdoor side table in matched pigment to the dining and coffee pieces, useful when a setting needs visual continuity. Or as a single piece on its own.

Oak needs annual oiling, more often near the coast.

A concrete outdoor setting is the table plus matched bench, cast together. Same batch, same cure date, same pigment lot. The visual continuity matters: outdoor concrete settles into its finish over the first year, and pieces from one batch settle the same way. Pieces from different batches read close, but not identical.

Settings work best with the IronStone dining table paired with the IronStone bench seat across rectangular formats. Bench widths run 400 to 500 mm standard, custom widths on request.

Concrete garden furniture covers the pieces that sit closer to plant beds and pathway gravel than to a built terrace: long benches against garden walls, lower coffee tables at lawn edges, side tables tucked into planted nooks. Same composition, same sealer, same studio.

The garden context changes the brief slightly. Bases sit on softer ground (lawn, gravel, mulch) so we sometimes cast a wider footing or shift to a different leg style. Send the brief, the photo, and the position; we'll talk through what works.