Good news: the wait is over.
After selling out last year, our much-loved Rufus 60cm Solid Teak Round Bistro Table is officially back in stock for the 2025 outdoor season—just in time to elevate your patio, balcony, or garden nook before the sun properly shows up.
Whether you’re new to Bau Outdoors or a returning customer waiting for this restock, here’s why the Rufus continues to be one of our bestsellers—and why now’s the time to get your hands on one.
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Compact and practical: At 60cm wide and 60cm high, it’s perfect for small patios, balconies, or garden corners. It comfortably seats two for morning coffees, evening wine, or casual outdoor dining.
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Built for British weather: Made from Grade-A plantation teak, it’s naturally weather-resistant, requiring no covers or fuss. Leave it outside year-round with confidence.
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Low-maintenance beauty: Let it silver naturally or restore its golden warmth with occasional teak oil—it looks stunning either way.
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Timeless design: Clean lines and classic round proportions make it easy to style in any outdoor setting—modern, rustic, coastal or traditional.
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Sustainably made: Responsibly sourced, FSC-certified teak ensures beauty without compromise.
Limited Availability – Why We Sell Out
Every Rufus table is handcrafted in limited batches using real, sustainably harvested teak. We never overstock. We never compromise on materials. That’s why it sells out every year—and why each restock is worth shouting about.
If you’ve been waiting, now’s the moment.
Perfect Pairings: Complete the Look
Looking to create a complete outdoor setup? The Rufus pairs beautifully with our Berlin Wire Outdoor Chairs, to create a stunning two seater bistro set-up that will work in small spaces.
Check out our curated Garden Dining Sets or reach out for bespoke bundles.
Get it While It’s Here
The 2025 garden season is shaping up to be a big one. If you’re ready to upgrade your outdoor space with long-lasting, sustainably made furniture, the Rufus Solid Teak Round Bistro Table is a perfect place to start.
