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Product Description
HAWAIIAN TIKI STATUES
A Face That Takes a Drink
Heavy brow pulled down, eyes narrowed, teeth clenched in a squared grid. The expression is a scowl rather than a grin, and the top of the head is flat and level.
That flat top is the second half of the design. At 19.6 inches this stands at side table height, so a glass, a bowl or a candle sits on it while the face carries on scowling underneath.
The finish is warm reddish brown with grain running down the column, so it reads as carved hardwood. Concrete underneath means it lives outside by the pool without swelling, splitting or needing a cover.
19.6 in.Height
Flat TopTable Surface
ConcreteFaux Hardwood
PoolsideWeather Sealed
What Makes This Piece Different
- A statue you can put a drink on. Most tiki carvings are decorative only, which means finding somewhere else for the glass. A flat level top at 19.6 inches turns the same sculpture into the table beside the lounger. You get the character and the surface in one footprint, which matters on a deck where floor space is already spoken for.
- A scowl rather than a grin. The brow is heavy and the teeth are clenched. Tiki carvings run from comic to fierce, and this one sits at the serious end, which suits a bar or a poolside better than a novelty face would.
- Hardwood look over concrete. Warm reddish brown with visible grain. Real timber by a pool swells, splits and needs sealing every season. This does none of that.
- Nineteen inches, which is the standard. Side table height next to most outdoor seating, so it lands at the right level beside a lounger or a low chair without looking short.
Where to put it
Beside a lounger, next to outdoor seating, at the end of a bar, on a deck or a covered porch. Poolside is where it belongs, since that is where the tiki reference and the weatherproof material both make sense at once.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Tiki face column with flat table top |
|---|---|
| Material | Concrete |
| Finish | Warm faux hardwood, sealed |
| Height | 19.6 in. |
| Use | Side table, stool or statue |
| Assembly | One piece, no assembly |
| Placement | Indoor or outdoor |
Setup, Care, and Warranty
Placement
One piece, nothing to assemble. Set it on level ground so the top sits true and a glass does not slide.
Using the top
The flat crown takes a drink, a bowl, a lantern or a small pot. A coaster is worth it on a warm finish if you are putting down anything cold and wet.
Keeping the finish warm
Wipe with a soft cloth. Unbroken direct sun will lighten the reddish tone over years, so a partly shaded position holds the depth longer.
Winter
Sealed concrete stays outside year round. Check the base is not standing in water through the wet months.
3-year warranty
This product includes a 3-year warranty against cracking. Coverage, claim requirements and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase. Keep your order confirmation and contact customer support with your order details if service is needed.
Questions Before You Choose
How does it differ from the other tiki pieces?
This one scowls, with a heavy brow and clenched teeth, and has a flat top for a drink. The Kanaloa stool has bulging eyes and a protruding tongue. The totem is a 35 inch standing column and purely a statue.
Is it a table or a statue?
Both, which is the point. Sculptural enough to hold a corner on its own, level enough on top to take a glass.
Can it sit by a pool?
That is what it is for. Concrete does not swell or split the way timber does around water, and the finish is sealed for constant damp.
Is the top big enough for a drink?
Yes, a glass, a bowl or a candle sits comfortably. It is a side table surface rather than a dining one.