Dining Table 380

The Dining Table 380 measures 380.00 cm in width, 80.00 cm in height, and 120.00 cm in depth, requiring a total volume capacity of 3.6480 cubic meters for freight and installation planning. This large-scale furniture piece is constructed entirely from solid suar wood, a tropical hardwood scientifically known as Samanea saman, sourced from sustainably managed plantations. Suar wood is widely recognized in carpentry for its dense interlocking grain patterns and substantial weight, which contribute directly to the overall structural integrity and longevity of the table.

The tabletop consists of a single continuous slab of suar wood, preserving the natural edge contours of the tree trunk rather than employing a straight, machine-cut border. These live edges retain the organic undulations, bark pockets, and natural variations inherent to the timber. The upper surface is planed flat, sanded through multiple grits to a smooth finish, and sealed with a clear matte polyurethane coating. This transparent finish protects the wood fibers from moisture absorption, liquid spills, and UV degradation while maintaining the raw visual texture of the grain. The wood displays a characteristic two-tone color gradient, featuring dark, rich chocolate brown tones near the heartwood that gradually transition into lighter, creamy yellowish-white sapwood along the outer perimeter.

With a total length of 380 cm, the tabletop surface provides substantial usable area capable of seating twelve to fourteen adults comfortably. The depth of 120 cm allows for wide table settings, centerpieces, and serving platters down the central axis without crowding individual place settings. The 80 cm height establishes standard ergonomic clearance from the floor to the underside of the tabletop, accommodating standard dining chairs and armchairs with varying seat heights.

The weight of the solid suar slab necessitates a robust underframe support system. The tabletop rests upon two heavy-duty pedestal bases constructed from matching suar timber. These bases are integrated into the underside of the slab using mortise and tenon joinery reinforced with concealed steel brackets to prevent lateral shifting and bowing under heavy loads. The placement of the legs is recessed inward from the ends of the table by 60 cm, which maximizes the legroom for diners seated along the long flanks and prevents obstruction at the corners.

Due to the physical properties of solid wood, the Dining Table 380 responds to changes in ambient relative humidity and temperature by undergoing minimal natural expansion and contraction. The thickness of the tabletop slab, measuring approximately 8 cm, provides the mass required to resist warping under normal indoor climate conditions. Routine maintenance involves wiping the surface with a damp cloth and mild neutral soap, followed by drying with a soft towel. Abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, and silicone-based polishes must be avoided to preserve the integrity of the protective topcoat. Periodic reapplication of a matte wood conditioner can be performed as needed to nourish the timber grain in dry environments.

The CBM of 3.6480 m3 dictates specific logistics requirements for delivery, doorway clearance, and room placement. Because the tabletop and bases constitute a heavy unit, professional two-person or four-person assembly teams are necessary to offload, maneuver, and install the furniture piece within a designated architectural space. Floor load capacities should be verified prior to installation, particularly in multi-story residential or commercial buildings, due to the high concentrated weight of the solid hardwood construction.