Bar Height Tables

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Teak Bar Height Tables - Elevated Patio Dining

Create an elevated dining area with Denver bar-height tables and Manhattan bar seating in Grade A teak. Compare table shape and chair style for your Canadian patio or balcony, with ARB’s 5-Year Warranty. Tables and seating are sold individually.

Choose your table and bar seating

Start with a square Denver bar table for a layout with straight edges, or a round Denver bar table for a curved tabletop. Compare each footprint with the space available for chairs and movement.

For seating, compare the Manhattan bar armchair with the Manhattan bar chair, folding bar chair and backless bar chair. Confirm seat height and clearance beneath the table before pairing pieces; overall chair height is not seat height.

Looking for a lower dining setup? Browse all teak tables or table-and-chair sets.

Teak Bar Height Table FAQs

Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for teak bar-height table pieces.

Which teak bar-height table should I choose?▾

Choose the table shape first, then compare seating with or without arms, a backrest or a folding design. The table and each chair have their own product page; buying a table does not include chairs. Ask ARB to confirm seat height if it is not listed.

Can teak bar-height tables be used outdoors?▾

The Denver teak bar tables are intended for indoor or outdoor use. Teak heartwood’s natural oils help it resist water and decay, but do not make it waterproof. Follow the selected table and chair instructions, wipe away standing water and let wet wood dry.

What should I check before buying bar-height pieces?▾

Measure the table footprint, chair pull-out space and walking clearance. Check seat height against the underside of the table, including armrest clearance where applicable. Do not use the chair’s overall height as its seat height; contact ARB if that measurement is missing.

How do I care for teak bar-height furniture?▾

Clean the teak only as needed with mild soap and water and a soft-bristle brush, working with the grain. Rinse well and let it dry. Outdoor teak can develop a natural silver-gray patina. ARB recommends leaving its natural finish without added teak oil or sealant; see teak care guidance.