Description
The Firehouse Bar Table has been one of Vintage Industrial’s most ordered pieces for good reason — it works everywhere. MGM restaurants. Giorgio Armani retail locations. Hotel bars, home bars, country clubs, tech offices. The base is available in three distinct finishes. The top is your choice of premium hardwood or steel. It’s a bar table that doesn’t compromise, and it scales to any size you need.
Three Base Finishes
Natural Steel — Hot-rolled steel, hand-selected for grain and character. The classic Firehouse finish — raw, industrial, and built to last. Shown in natural steel throughout much of the collection.
Polished Brass — The Firehouse base in polished brass. Warmer and richer than natural steel, and a natural pairing with walnut or oak tops. Shown in a modern high-rise setting.
Polished Stainless — Clean, contemporary, and at home in the most modern interiors. Pairs particularly well with a black lacquered oak top for a high-contrast look.
Base Finish Options — Paint
Beyond the metal finishes, the Firehouse base is available in any color in an aged paint finish — the red aged finish shown is one of the most popular. Custom colors in aged finish or high-gloss (non-aged) are available and matched during your commission conversation.
Top Options
Available tops: walnut, white oak, white oak with black lacquer finish, mahogany, maple, cherry, and hot-rolled steel. Top species, finish, and dimensions are finalized during your commission conversation.
Foot Rail
An optional foot rail is available for bar height configurations — a practical addition for bar seating that keeps the piece feeling intentional rather than afterthought. Specified during your commission conversation.
Size, Height, and Weight
The Firehouse is shown at bar height but is fully customizable — dining height, counter height, or bar height. Length and width are built to order. At 8 feet long, the Firehouse weighs approximately 450 lb — it is one of the heaviest tables we build, and you feel it the moment it’s in the room. If you need a 16-foot bar table for a restaurant, we’ve done it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What base finishes are available on the Firehouse Bar Table?+
Three metal finishes: natural steel, polished brass, and polished stainless. Paint finishes are also available in any color — aged finish or high-gloss — and are matched during your commission conversation. The red aged paint finish shown is one of the most popular.
What top options are available?+
Walnut, white oak, white oak with black lacquer finish, mahogany, maple, cherry, and hot-rolled steel. Top species, finish, and dimensions are finalized during your commission conversation.
Can I add a foot rail?+
Yes. A foot rail is available as an option on bar height configurations and is specified during your commission conversation.
How much does the Firehouse Bar Table weigh?+
At 8 feet long, the Firehouse weighs approximately 450 lb — it is one of the heaviest tables we build. Weight scales with length; your commission conversation will confirm the specifics for your configuration.
Can the Firehouse be made at dining height instead of bar height?+
Yes. The Firehouse is fully customizable in height — dining, counter, or bar. Length and width are also built to order.
Is this suitable for restaurant or commercial use?+
Yes. The Firehouse is built to industrial tolerances — a grade above commercial furniture standards. The base and top finishes are built for all-day, everyday use in high-traffic environments.
What is the lead time?+
Lead time is 12 or more weeks from commission confirmation. Each table is fabricated to order in our Phoenix, Arizona shop.
Do you ship nationally?+
Yes. Standard delivery is freight curbside. White glove service — inside placement, unpacking, and full assembly — is available and confirmed during your commission conversation.
I’ve seen something that looks exactly like this on another site. Is it the same piece?+
No. Vintage Industrial designs have been copied extensively since 2009, primarily by Asian manufacturers selling through direct-from-China storefronts. The pieces look similar in photos but weigh a quarter of what ours do — they’re not designed to last, they’re designed to sell at a cheap price. Vintage Industrial sells direct only, through retro.net. We have no other sales channels, no third-party retailers, no Amazon storefront. If you’re seeing something like this anywhere else, it’s a counterfeit. Every Vintage Industrial piece is built to order in our Chicago shop by hand, from hot-rolled steel and solid hardwood, with a 12+ week lead time.
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