Dining Table Elhajj

The Dining Table Elhajj is a large-format rectangular dining surface measuring 230 centimeters in width, 105 centimeters in depth, and 78 centimeters in height. This furniture piece weighs 149 kilograms and occupies a volume of 0.6700 cubic meters when assembled or packed. The primary structural material used throughout the base, apron, and framing is solid teak wood, known for its dense grain structure, natural oil content, and resistance to environmental moisture. The exposed wooden components feature a dark brown stain finish, which deepens the natural color variations of the teak while maintaining the visibility of the underlying wood grain.

The top surface of the table incorporates a clear tempered glass panel with a thickness of 10 millimeters. This glass sheet rests directly upon the teak wooden framework, providing a smooth, hard-wearing horizontal plane that protects the underlying wood from direct impacts, liquid spills, and thermal damage. The glass edges are machine-polished to prevent sharp corners and to ensure safe daily contact. The combination of solid teak framing and the heavy glass insert accounts for the substantial 149-kilogram weight of the overall assembly, which provides inherent stability and prevents shifting during use.

The structural design follows an Oriental model aesthetic, characterized by clean geometric lines, visible joinery techniques, and balanced proportions. The four vertical legs are set inboard from the extreme corners of the table, offering uninterrupted legroom around the entire perimeter for seated occupants. The apron beneath the tabletop connects the legs with mortise and tenon joints, distributing the load from the heavy glass top and any items placed upon it evenly across the vertical supports.

With a total width of 230 centimeters, the surface accommodates multiple seating positions on each long side, typically allowing for six to eight standard dining chairs depending on their width. The 105-centimeter depth provides ample central space for serving platters, tableware, and centerpieces while maintaining distance between diners seated across from one another. The standard dining height of 78 centimeters aligns with typical ergonomic requirements for chair seat heights ranging from 45 to 48 centimeters.

Teak wood construction requires minimal ongoing maintenance, needing only periodic wiping with a damp cloth to remove dust and debris. The dark brown finish is chemically sealed to resist fading under normal indoor lighting conditions. The 10-millimeter glass top can be cleaned with standard glass cleaning agents without risk of chemical degradation to the surrounding wood, provided excess moisture is prevented from sitting continuously at the wooden joints. The table is delivered as a modular unit requiring the integration of the heavy glass top onto the pre-assembled teak base structure. The shipping volume of 0.6700 CBM reflects the spatial requirements for freight transport of the crated components.