Dining Table

The DINING TABLE measures 220.00 cm in width, 78.00 cm in height, and 110.00 cm in depth, requiring a total volumetric space of 1.8880 cubic meters for shipping and placement. This rectangular furniture piece is constructed entirely from solid teak, a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural oil content and resistance to moisture, decay, and environmental fluctuations. The wood displays a characteristic grain pattern with straight to slightly wavy lines, ranging in color from golden brown to deep honey tones that darken gradually upon exposure to light.

The tabletop surface consists of multiple joined teak planks, edge-glued to form a stable horizontal plane 220 cm long and 110 cm wide. This generous span accommodates eight to ten seated individuals comfortably, providing sufficient surface area for place settings, serving dishes, and centerpieces. The perimeter of the top features a clean, squared edge profile, sanded smooth to the touch while retaining the sharp geometry of the design. The underside of the top incorporates concealed wooden battens running perpendicular to the grain direction, designed to counteract natural wood movement and maintain structural flatness over extended periods of use.

Supporting the tabletop are four substantial legs positioned near the extreme corners of the assembly, maximizing legroom and chair clearance beneath the perimeter. The leg profile is rectilinear, echoing the structural geometry of the top. Joinery methods utilized throughout the frame include mortise and tenon connections, secured with internal adhesives and mechanical fasteners where necessary to withstand lateral loads and daily weight distribution. The height of 78.00 cm provides standard clearance for dining chairs with typical seat heights ranging from 45 to 48 cm, ensuring ergonomic alignment for adults.

The surface finish is applied to seal the open pores of the teak while preserving the tactile qualities of the natural timber. Fine-grit sanding removes residual tool marks from the manufacturing process, resulting in a matte texture that lacks artificial gloss or heavy lacquers. Regular maintenance of this teak surface involves occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and the periodic application of natural oils to replenish moisture lost in dry indoor climates.

Weighing considerably due to the solid hardwood construction, the table ships fully assembled or in modular components depending on logistical requirements, with a packed volume of 1.8880 CBM. The material density of teak ensures high impact resistance and structural rigidity, preventing wobbling or flexing under heavy loads placed on the extremities of the 220 cm span. The hardware utilized in any knockdown configurations, if applicable, consists of rust-resistant steel threaded inserts and bolts, allowing for disassembly without stripping the surrounding wood fibers.

The physical dimensions of 220 cm by 110 cm necessitate adequate spatial planning within a dining room or open-plan interior, requiring clearance space around all four sides for chair movement and pedestrian traffic. The neutral tones of the raw teak integrate visually with various architectural materials such as polished concrete, ceramic tile, and woven textiles, functioning strictly as a functional dining surface defined by its raw material composition and precise joinery.