
The Teak Bar Table with Iron Legs is a freestanding high-top dining and workspace surface measuring 120.00 cm in width, 62.00 cm in depth, and 100.00 cm in height. This furniture piece occupies a total volume of 0.7500 cubic meters when packaged or positioned in a room. Designed for indoor hospitality, domestic dining, or commercial bar environments, the table accommodates multiple seated or standing users along its primary linear spans.
The tabletop is constructed entirely from solid teak wood, a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural oil content, tight grain structure, and resistance to moisture. The wooden surface features a rectangular profile with a width of 120.00 cm and a depth of 62.00 cm, providing a functional footprint for serving beverages, placing plates, or deploying laptops and paperwork. The thickness of the teak top provides structural rigidity, preventing warping under standard loads. The wood exhibits distinct linear grain patterns and natural color variations ranging from golden brown to deeper honey tones, finished to highlight the organic texture while protecting the underlying timber from everyday spills and friction.
Supporting the wooden top is a heavy-duty iron leg assembly. The metal framework provides the structural stability necessary to counteract the height of 100.00 cm, keeping the table steady on flat flooring surfaces. The iron legs are treated with a protective coating to prevent oxidation and corrosion, maintaining a consistent matte finish. The connection points between the iron frame and the teak top utilize concealed metal brackets and heavy-gauge fasteners, ensuring that the components remain rigidly joined under lateral pressure and daily use.
At 100.00 cm tall, this bar table pairs with standard counter-height or bar-height stools. The 62.00 cm depth allows users to sit facing one another with adequate knee clearance, or to position the table against a wall or the back of a sofa to save floor space. The rectangular geometry of 120.00 cm by 62.00 cm establishes clear boundaries for placing items, while the open space beneath the tabletop permits unhindered leg movement and allows stools to slide completely underneath when the table is not in use.
Maintenance requirements for this product are minimal due to the material properties of teak and iron. The wooden surface can be cleaned using a damp cloth and mild soap, followed by immediate drying. Periodic application of natural teak oil maintains the moisture barrier and preserves the original color depth of the wood, though untreated teak will develop a light silver-gray patina over extended exposure to light. The iron legs require only dry dusting or wiping with a damp cloth to remove surface debris.
The volumetric footprint of 0.7500 cubic meters accounts for the combined dimensions of the tabletop and the structural base. The table arrives partially assembled or as modular components, requiring basic tool use to secure the iron legs to the pre-drilled receiving points on the underside of the teak slab. The weight distribution relies on the heavy iron base to anchor the lighter wooden top, creating a low center of gravity that prevents tipping during normal operation.
This configuration suits narrow dining alcoves, kitchen breakfast zones, commercial coffee shops, and studio apartments where standard dining tables consume excessive floor space. The combination of industrial metal framing and organic hardwood creates a durable utility table designed for sustained, heavy-duty usage in both residential and commercial settings.
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