Montana Dining Table 180 X 90

The Montana Dining Table measures 180 centimeters in width, 90 centimeters in depth, and stands at a height of 76 centimeters. Constructed entirely from solid teak wood, the table utilizes a natural timber resource known for its high natural oil content and dense grain structure. This specific material choice provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and everyday wear, making the timber suitable for long-term functional use in dining spaces.

Weighing 81 kilograms, the table is a heavy, stationary furniture piece that requires multiple individuals for assembly and positioning. The substantial weight comes directly from the thickness of the teak components used in the top surface, aprons, and legs. When packed for transport, the table occupies a total volume of 0.4900 cubic meters.

The tabletop spans 180 centimeters by 90 centimeters, offering a rectangular surface area that seats six individuals under standard dining configurations. The edge of the tabletop is finished straight, maintaining a clean perimeter profile. The surface boards are joined together with visible attention to grain continuity, showing the natural golden-brown tones and linear patterns characteristic of mature teak. Regular maintenance involves wiping the surface with a damp cloth, and periodic application of teak oil can be performed to maintain the original hue of the wood, though leaving the surface untreated will result in a silvery-grey patina over time due to oxidation.

Supporting the tabletop are four vertical legs positioned at the extreme corners of the structure. Each leg connects to the upper frame using traditional woodworking joinery, ensuring rigidity and minimizing lateral movement during use. The 76-centimeter height provides standard clearance for dining chairs, allowing standard armrests and seat heights to fit underneath the apron without obstruction. The underside of the table features reinforced bracing blocks at each corner joint to distribute downward weight evenly across the four legs.

The construction prioritizes mechanical stability through the use of kiln-dried teak, which reduces the moisture content of the wood prior to manufacturing to prevent warping or splitting as indoor humidity fluctuates. The hardware utilized for internal assembly is rust-resistant, preventing corrosion-induced staining on the surrounding timber. The finish applied to the wood is smooth to the touch, retaining the matte texture of raw teak without a heavy glossy lacquer.

Manufacturing tolerances are kept strict to ensure that all joints fit flush without gaps. The grain patterns on the legs and surface run parallel to the length of the table, creating a unified visual texture across the entire object. The Montana Dining Table functions as a heavy-duty surface intended for daily meal preparation, dining, and workspace activities within domestic or hospitality environments.