Smokestack Outdoor Dining Table

$4,100.00 CAD Regular price
Unit price
CAD per 

The same design and philosophy as the original Smokestack Dining Table, but made in western red cedar to be suitable for the outdoor elements. The half inch gap between the slabs that lets you feel a 'timber' language that resembles stacked piles of lumber at mills - paying homage to the craft, and letting wood be wood. The bases with the changing angles let you experience a grain waterfall that showcases the one of a kind nature of that exact tree. This table is an investment for your family and with proper care, as it sits in the natural outdoor elements you will see it evolve over time.

Handmade in British Columbia, Canada and ready to ship in 90 days.

DETAILS

Available in two finishes: natural and charred black.

Made from western red cedar from British Columbia's Sunshine Coast.

The angular lines allow for moisture and liquid to escape, holding a stronger geometric form in direct rain. Cracks are result of the naturally-occurring tension in the core of the trees and will vary from piece-to-piece. This does not impact longevity or degradation of the product over time.

Nature's perfect imperfection—no two pieces are alike. Indoor use only, but we do offer an indoor alternative here.  An investment in the heart of your home that will accept the patina of generations to come.

DIMENSIONS

7’L X 36” X 29”H

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Wipe with a damp cloth or dust.

Natural water based cleaners recommended.

CUSTOMIZATION

Custom sizing is available. Send us the specs for your project to connect@barterdesign.ca and we can happily provide you a quote.

The sunshine coast forest being hit with rays of light.

Our Materials: Cedar

We chose cedar for our outdoor Smokestack Dining Table because cedar has natural oils that protect it from outdoor elements. The inherent oils that lie deep in this species is what gives it the ability to live for thousands of years. When you receive your piece, close your eyes and breath deep letting you experience the intoxicating oils that lie within red cedar.