Kwila Hayman Bar Table 160x43cm

A customer favourite, the Hayman Kwila Bar Table in the versatile 1600 x 430mm size is the perfect lean-to bar for outdoor entertaining. Whether you're enjoying casual drinks with friends or creating a stylish serving space, this elegant table is a practical and attractive addition to any outdoor area.

Crafted from premium Kwila (Merbau), a richly grained luxury hardwood, the Hayman Bar Table is built to thrive in Australia's demanding climate. Naturally stable and exceptionally durable, Kwila resists cracking, warping, movement, termites, and rot, ensuring years of reliable performance. Combining timeless style with outstanding resilience, it is the perfect choice for refined outdoor living.

• Kwila (Merbau) – a richly grained luxury hardwood
• Unrivalled durability – ideal for Australia’s demanding climate
• Naturally stable – resists cracking, warping and movement
• Built-in resilience – highly resistant to termites and rot
• Elegant and enduring – perfect for refined outdoor living

Team with matching bar stools

Product disclosure statement:

Kwila is rich in natural tannin, which keeps your timber hydrated and prevents it from cracking and warping. However, this natural tannin can leach out of your timber when wet, and can stain your clothes, chair cushions or your patio/deck upon contact. To greatly reduce the risk of such tannin stains, kwila timber can be ‘bled’. It is important to note that, even after the bleeding process, some of the natural tannin may remain deep in the timber and could potentially leach out of the furniture when it is wet.

What is the bleeding process?
Bleeding kwila furniture is a simple, one off procedure which you can do at home. It involves wetting the timber so that the water leaches out the majority of the natural tannin contained within.

How to bleed your furniture:

1. Place the items to be bled on a grassed area, away from anything that might be stained by the tannin.
2. Wet the items and ensure they are kept wet for at least 2 hours (this can be done using a hose or setting up a sprinkler). You will notice a light brown colour in the water runoff.
3. Flip the items over and repeat Step 2. It is just as important to wet the underside as it is to wet the top, especially the feet.
4. Steps 2 and 3 should be repeated until there is no longer a light brown colour in the water runoff.
5. Once you are confident that the tannin has been sufficiently removed, allow furniture to dry completely.
6. To preserve the timber’s colour, apply a coat of boiled linseed oil as described below.

Preservation:
Some people deliberately allow their Kwila furniture to weather over time to achieve a desirable silver/grey patina which requires no maintenance. If you wish to preserve the rich original colour of the timber, we recommend a transparent exterior furniture oil such as Boiled Linseed Oil.