Description
This oak table and bar stool set is perfect for any man cave or bar. What better talking point over a beer (or 6) than sat on and drinking at a table made from a aged oak whiskey barrels. The table top of the lid from a barrel whilst the rest is from the staves (stave is the term for each bit of wood making up the barrel).
Using the barrel metal banding to decorate the stools and table. The stools have been padded and covered in a brown faux leather. After hours of sanding this item has been finished in danish oil and satin varnish. The metal bands have been rust treated and oiled.
Want a different stool covering? We’re happy to work with you and add different covers as needed. See our pictures for a blue tartan cover we done on request. let us know if you would like a brand or logo engraved into the table top.
The item still has loads of rustic whiskey barrel charm.
UK postage only and made to order
Common questions about our whisky barrel creations?
What is a stave?
“A stave is the name given to the narrow lengths of wood making a barrel. These have a slightly bevelled edge and bend in the middle to form the sides of barrel”
Why is the stave black in one side?
“Burning/Charring the barrel is taken place during the whisky making process. It essentially is opening up the wood, making it easier for bourbon to extract flavors from the oak. This charring colour is kept in our creations to give more character and a nod to the items former life”
What’s this strange notch?
This is called the ‘craze groove’. At each end of the stave these are cut in to hold onto the barrel lid and butt.
What are these marking, bungs, letters and numbers?
Each and every barrel creation comes out different. Although when I make the items I copy the style of the item every item comes out different. Tables might have the old bung holes, former batch number etched into the wood or manufacturing branding. I love to leave these details in when I can and feel they make the item even more unique.
What is a rustic style?
All my creations and described as rustic style. Best described as rugged appeal, a nod to the materials former life with a countryside feel and evokes a connection to nature and past times life. My creations/furniture uses simplistic designs to draw attention to the materials. All made using elemental carpentry skills.

















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