Reclaimed Teak Outdoor High Table Seats 10
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Artesia |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 94 in. L x 38 in. H |
| Material | Reclaimed teak wood top, powder-coated aluminum frame |
| Finish | Natural weathered teak |
| Seating Capacity | 10 people |
| Style | Farmhouse Coastal |
| Base Design | Open sled base |
| Care | Wipe clean; aluminum frame requires no rust maintenance |
This bar-height table uses reclaimed teak that's already weathered decades outdoors, paired with a powder-coated aluminum frame that won't rust in coastal air or humidity. The Artesia Alex reclaimed teak high table seats 10 people at 94 inches long and 38 inches tall, available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At counter height, it turns a covered patio or deck into a casual dining space where guests naturally shift between sitting and standing all evening.
Why Does Reclaimed Teak Handle Weather Better Than New Wood?
Reclaimed teak has already survived decades of outdoor exposure before it's even milled into a table, so it's naturally rot-resistant, insect-resistant, and moisture-resistant without chemical treatments. The wood's dense grain structure keeps water from penetrating, and years of weathering mean it won't warp or crack the way fresh-cut lumber does when it cycles through rain and sun. You're working with material that's already proven it can take whatever your climate throws at it.
Will the Teak Turn Grey, and Can I Stop It?
Yes, reclaimed teak develops a silvery-grey patina when exposed to sun and rain -- it's the natural weathering process, and it doesn't harm the wood's structural integrity or water resistance. If you want to keep the warmer tone, you'll need to apply teak oil or a UV protectant sealer a few times a year. Most people let it grey out naturally because it's maintenance-free and the wood performs identically either way.
Where Does a 10-Person Bar-Height Table Work Best?
You need 10 feet of clearance for this 94-inch table plus room for bar stools to slide out, so it's best on a large covered patio, deck, or outdoor kitchen where you're hosting regularly. The 38-inch height creates the energy of a bistro or cocktail bar, and the open sled base gives everyone legroom no matter where they sit. Pair it with pieces from our outdoor counter tables collection, or add outdoor bistro tables for a separate cocktail zone on the same patio. For ideas on laying out multiple zones, see our guide to designing your outdoor living space.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this stay outside all year?
- Yes, reclaimed teak and powder-coated aluminum are both built to remain outdoors year-round. The wood won't rot and the aluminum won't rust, even through freeze-thaw cycles or salt air.
- Does teak need to be oiled?
- No, reclaimed teak doesn't require oiling for weather protection. Oil only maintains the warmer brown tone; without it, the wood will grey naturally but perform exactly the same.
- Will the finish fade in direct sun?
- The reclaimed teak will develop a silvery patina in UV exposure, which is the normal weathering process. The powder-coated aluminum frame holds its color far longer than paint, though any outdoor finish will eventually fade over years of sun.
- What bar stools work with a 38-inch high table?
- You want bar stools or counter stools that are 28 to 30 inches tall, leaving 8 to 10 inches of clearance between the seat and the table surface for comfortable leg room.
- How do I clean the teak top?
- Wipe it down with a damp cloth. The reclaimed wood surface resists staining, and the aluminum frame needs no rust maintenance.
- Does this ship fully assembled?
- Assembly details vary by product. Free curbside delivery is included; white-glove setup and assembly are available upon request for an additional fee.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.




