Conference Table 600 X 140 X 77 Cm (part Of 2)

The Conference Table measures 600 centimeters in total width, 140 centimeters in depth, and stands at a height of 77 centimeters. This large-scale furniture piece is constructed in two distinct structural sections, designated as part of a two-part assembly system, which facilitates transport and installation of an object of this magnitude. The entire surface and primary structural components are fabricated from solid suar wood, a tropical hardwood scientifically known as Samanea saman, widely recognized for its dense grain patterns and distinct coloration gradients.

Suar wood exhibits a naturally contrasting aesthetic, characterized by a deep, rich dark brown heartwood transitioning outward toward a creamy, yellowish-white sapwood perimeter. Because this timber is utilized in its solid slab form, each table features an entirely unique topography of growth rings, knots, and fiber swirls. The top panel has a substantial thickness, providing the heft and structural rigidity necessary to span the 600-centimeter width without sagging. The edges of the tabletop retain portions of the natural log contour or are finished with a clean, squared profile depending on the specific milling cut, preserving the organic geometry of the original tree.

At 600 centimeters long, the horizontal surface accommodates numerous seating positions along both flanks, making it suited for boardrooms, collaborative workspaces, or large dining halls. The 140-centimeter depth allows ample room for centered documentation, technological hardware, lighting fixtures, and peripheral devices without crowding participants seated across from one another. The 77-centimeter height conforms to standard ergonomic specifications for seated desk and conference tasks, ensuring appropriate clearance for standard office chairs and legroom underneath the main slab.

The two-part construction division occurs along the longitudinal or latitudinal center, joining two massive suar wood segments to form the complete 6-meter expanse. This modular approach mitigates the logistical challenges associated with moving monolithic wooden slabs weighing hundreds of kilograms. Heavy-duty concealed steel brackets, dowels, or threaded fasteners are embedded within the underside of the wood to lock the two sections together, maintaining surface planarity and joint stability under heavy loads.

The base structure utilizes the inherent mass of the suar wood tops supplemented by heavy timber legs or industrial-grade steel supports positioned strategically near the joints and outer extremities. These support elements bear the substantial dead weight of the 6.4600 cubic meter volume package. The wood surfaces are treated with a protective clear sealant, matte lacquer, or hard-wax oil finish. This topical application seals the porous grain against moisture infiltration, spills, and routine abrasion while retaining the natural matte texture and tactile warmth of raw wood. Maintenance requires regular dusting with a dry cloth and occasional reapplication of specialized wood care oils to preserve the moisture balance of the hardwood over years of use in climate-controlled interior environments.