Oil Barrel Table Set

Finished Furniture

- 1 × bar-height table with surface top (90cm tall 60cm wide)
- 2 × stools with upholstered seats and backrests
- Painted, finished, and ready to use
- Stools tuck underneath the table when not in use
- Custom paint and upholstery colors available — ask before ordering

Shipping time depends on where you live and the estimated time can be seen on check out. In Europe the shipping time estimate is 5-8 business days.

Oildrum furniture

Every piece is handmade and customized for the customer and it can take up to 3 weeks to design and build. Shipping time is the same 5-8 business days.

Digital Products

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The Table Set is the most versatile build in the collection. One oil drum becomes the bar-height table base, two more become stools with proper backrests and padded seats. When you're done, the stools slide underneath the table and the whole thing takes up no more floor than a single drum.

Difficulty: Easy — a weekend project. Welding required for the stool frames.

Budget estimate: Around €X total — kit, drums, and paint.

Time: Around 12–16 hours total. Most builders finish it in a weekend.

Tools needed: MIG welder, angle grinder (flap disc and cutting disc), scissors, sandpaper, paint gear (brush, roller, or spray can).

Skills used: Tracing and cutting metal with an angle grinder, MIG welding, upholstery assembly, painting.

Build phases:

- Trace the backrest template onto the drums and mark cut lines
- Cut the stool bodies and table drum with an angle grinder
- Weld the stool leg frames and backrest supports
- Grind, sand, and prep all surfaces
- Paint the drums and frames
- Assemble the padded seats — plywood, foam, and leather
- Apply edge banding and mount the seats

Whether you build it yourself or order it finished, the work behind it is the same. Every cut, weld, and upholstery detail is done by hand. The stools have to fit underneath the table clean — and that's where the craft is.

Built for the people who actually use their garage.

- DIY builders who'd rather spend a Saturday in the workshop than at a furniture store
- Car guys, bike guys, and anyone who treats their garage like a second living room
- Workshop owners who want a proper spot to sit down with a mate
- Bar and café owners looking for compact industrial seating
- Small business owners furnishing a showroom, dealership, or industrial-style office
- Anyone who values craft over convenience and wants something nobody else has

Not built for:

- Formal living rooms or family lounges
- People expecting flat-pack-style assembly
-Anyone looking for the cheapest option on the market