Bonifacio Dining Table 240 X 110 Cm

The Bonifacio Dining Table measures 240 centimeters in width, 110 centimeters in depth, and stands at a height of 78 centimeters. This substantial dining surface is constructed entirely from solid teak wood, a material chosen for its density, natural oil content, and resistance to environmental fluctuations. The rectangular tabletop spans a generous area, providing ample clearance and surface space for multiple place settings, serving dishes, and centerpieces.

Weighing 88 kilograms, the table relies on its dense teak composition and sturdy leg architecture to maintain stability on various floor surfaces. The total volume of the packaged unit measures 0.54 cubic meters, reflecting the robust proportions of the timber components used in its assembly. Teak wood exhibits a characteristic grain pattern with natural variations in tone, ranging from medium honey brown to deeper golden hues, ensuring that no two tables share the exact same surface appearance.

The tabletop features a smooth, sanded finish that highlights the linear direction of the wood grain while removing rough patches or splintering. The thickness of the top slab is engineered to support heavy loads without sagging over the 240-centimeter span. Beneath the surface, the structural apron connects the legs to the tabletop frame, distributing weight evenly across the entire footprint of the furniture piece. The vertical support legs are positioned near the corners of the table to maximize legroom for seated individuals and to prevent interference with chairs.

Teak contains natural rubber and oils that protect the wood from moisture absorption, decay, and insect infestation. This chemical composition makes the timber suitable for long-term indoor use, as it reacts minimally to changes in indoor humidity and temperature. Maintenance requires simple cleaning with a damp cloth, and the surface can be periodically treated with teak oil to preserve the original depth of color, though the wood will naturally weather to a silvery-gray patina if left untreated over extended periods.

The 240-centimeter width accommodates three standard dining chairs along each long side, with additional seating space available at both ends of the table, bringing the practical seating capacity to eight or ten individuals depending on the width of the chosen chairs. The 110-centimeter depth allows for generous face-to-face dining arrangements, leaving adequate central space for serving platters, glassware, and table runners without crowding the diners. The 78-centimeter height aligns with standard ergonomic measurements for dining seating, providing adequate clearance between the seat of a standard chair and the underside of the table apron.

The joinery methods employed in the construction of the Bonifacio Dining Table utilize traditional woodworking techniques designed to lock the solid teak components together securely. Mortise and tenon joints connect the structural frame, allowing the wood to expand and contract naturally with seasonal humidity shifts without compromising the integrity of the overall structure. The hardware concealed within the joints is corrosion-resistant, ensuring long-term durability and preventing rust stains from bleeding into the surrounding timber.

The finish applied to the teak is formulated to seal the pores of the wood while retaining the tactile qualities of natural timber. This coating deters liquid penetration from spills, allowing users adequate time to wipe liquids from the surface before absorption occurs. The edges of the tabletop are cleanly squared with a slight radius on the immediate corners to prevent sharp points while maintaining a clean, geometric profile.

Shipping specifications require adequate clearance for delivery, given the 88-kilogram weight and the 0.54 cubic meter volume. Assembly procedures involve connecting the pre-fabricated leg assemblies to the main tabletop using heavy-duty bolts and washers provided with the hardware kit. The weight of the table requires at least two individuals to safely unpack, invert, and position the furniture piece in its final location. The combination of dense teak wood, precise dimensions, and structural joinery makes the Bonifacio Dining Table a heavy-duty, permanent fixture for large dining rooms, conference spaces, or open-plan living areas requiring a functional, solid-wood surface.