Built for venues that open seven days.
Hospitality furniture takes more punishment in a year than domestic furniture takes in a decade. Chairs get dragged rather than lifted. Tables get wiped down four times a day. Everything sits outside through a Perth summer and a wet winter, then does it again next year.
Most commercial furniture is bought on price, replaced on a cycle, and written off as a running cost. Aliquantum builds hospitality furniture in Perth designed to come off that cycle: solid Australian hardwoods, marine-grade fixings, and joinery borrowed from boat building rather than flat-pack assembly.
Every piece is made to order by Russell Collier, who has worked with timber since 2003.
The difference between furniture that survives a venue and furniture that does not comes down to how it is joined.
No mitre joints. Mitres open up under sun and moisture, and in a commercial setting they open faster. We use stainless steel mechanical joints and welded fixings instead.
Marine-grade adhesives. Water-blocking glues stop moisture penetrating the timber at the joint, which is where failure normally starts.
Marine-grade 316 stainless steel. Rated for pitting and corrosion resistance in maritime environments, which matters for coastal venues and anywhere near a commercial kitchen’s wash-down zone.
Engineered for timber movement. Jarrah and Blackbutt expand and contract through the seasons. Our joinery and spacing allow for that movement rather than fighting it, so tops stay flat and frames stay square.
Backed for life. Every piece carries a lifetime workmanship warranty.
We build to the brief rather than to a catalogue, so the range depends on what your space needs.
Cafe furniture for footpath and courtyard dining. Tables sized to your permitted footprint rather than to a standard, with bases weighted for wind exposure. Bench seating where turnover matters and you need to seat more without adding chairs.
Bar settings. Jarrah stools and high tables for pubs, clubs, wineries and hotel terraces. Built at bar height with footrails, or at the standard 740mm for dining rooms.
Restaurant furniture for indoor and alfresco service. Dining tables in Jarrah, Blackbutt or Marri, with matched bench seating or standalone chairs. Chair height and back angle are set to the table, so a two-hour sitting stays comfortable.
Function and event pieces. Long communal tables, daybeds and lounge settings for poolside and terrace areas.
Outdoor service areas are where hospitality furniture fails first. Perth delivers 40-degree summers, strong UV, the Fremantle Doctor most afternoons, and salt air along the whole coastal strip.
Our commercial outdoor furniture is built heavy enough that it will not tip or shift in afternoon wind, and finished with hardwax oils that can be spot-repaired rather than needing a full sandback when a section gets damaged. For a venue, that means a scratch is a touch-up rather than a replacement.
Timber is reclaimed and recycled Jarrah wherever possible, which after decades in service is more stable than freshly milled stock.
1. Site visit. We come to the venue, measure the space, and look at how the area is actually used: service paths, turnover, sun exposure, wind, and where furniture gets moved.
2. Design and materials. You choose timber, height, finish and seating configuration. We advise on what will survive your specific conditions.
3. Fixed quote. Transparent pricing with no hidden costs. A 30% deposit secures your place in the build schedule.
4. Fabrication. Built by hand in our Perth workshop. Standard lead time is 4 to 6 weeks depending on volume and complexity.
5. Delivery and install. We deliver, place and check every piece so the space is service-ready.
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We specialise in the creation of outdoor furniture for both residential and hospitality clients, blending locally sourced timber with stainless steel to create attractive, long lived products.
At Aliquantum, we understand that for outdoor furniture our climate is a harsh one, so we use timbers such as Jarrah which are well suited to the climatic conditions. In a venue setting, where furniture is in use every day rather than every weekend, that timber choice is the difference between a fitout that lasts and one that gets replaced. We also use methods of fabrication and design that ensure your setting will last well into the future. Our use of stainless steel components likewise enhances both the look and durability of our products.
Our outdoor products are specifically designed for both “covered outdoor” areas as well as for full sun and rain exposure.
Quality is a hallmark of an Aliquantum setting. Our commercial and residential outdoor furniture is designed with Australia’s harsh weather conditions in mind and our construction processes, material selection and designs are all well considered given the unforgiving nature of our weather. So much so, Aliquantum offers a lifetime warranty on all our work.
Our use of stainless steel may not appear to be environmentally responsible on the surface but stainless steel componentry does last for decades. Our construction methodology combined with good material selection results in an Aliquantum outdoor product that will significantly outlast most of our competitor’s imported products.
For venues with sustainability commitments, reclaimed Jarrah is a story worth telling your customers. We believe that Aliquantum produces the finest quality hospitality furniture and value for money in Western Australia.
We source our timber locally — from demolition projects, private collections, and small local suppliers across Perth. Much of our Jarrah is reclaimed from old homes and buildings, some over 50 years old, giving the timber incredible stability and character. Every piece is inspected and stored at our Port Kennedy facility until it’s ready to be handcrafted into furniture. Because we hold stock, additional pieces can usually be matched to an existing fitout later.
Around 95% of our work uses Jarrah, a Western Australian hardwood known for its strength, durability, and rich colour. We also work with Marri and Rosewood for clients looking for lighter tones or varied grain patterns, but Jarrah remains our signature material thanks to its resilience and local heritage.
Around 95% of our work uses Jarrah, a Western Australian hardwood known for its strength, durability, and rich colour. We also work with Marri and Rosewood for clients looking for lighter tones or varied grain patterns, but Jarrah remains our signature material thanks to its resilience and local heritage.
While imported pine, acacia, or aluminium sets often fade, rust, or collapse within a few seasons, Jarrah offers:
Jarrah is more expensive upfront, but its durability makes it cheaper in the long run — it’s heirloom-grade furniture built to last a lifetime.
Once your design and deposit are finalised, most furniture takes around 4–6 weeks to complete. This timeline allows us to carefully prepare, assemble, and finish each piece by hand — ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail every step of the way.
We use seasoned, high-density timbers like Jarrah and apply durable, weather-resistant finishes designed for Perth’s coastal climate. Each piece is built with traditional joinery that allows for natural timber movement, reducing the risk of splitting or loosening over time. The result is furniture that’s as beautiful as it is long-lasting.
Yes. In fact, using reclaimed Jarrah is one of the most eco-friendly choices. Much of our timber comes from demolished homes, old beams, and recycled construction materials. Once planed and refinished, these timbers reveal stunning colours and grains hidden beneath weathered exteriors. By reusing Jarrah, we reduce waste, prevent unnecessary tree felling, and preserve the legacy of WA’s most iconic hardwood.
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