Dining Table New Fifties Teak Slats

The Dining Table New Fifties Teak Slats measures 160.00 centimeters in width, 75.00 centimeters in height, and 77.00 centimeters in depth. This rectangular dining furniture piece occupies a total volume of 0.9200 cubic meters when fully assembled or packed for transit. The primary structural and surface material used throughout the construction of this table is solid teak wood, known for its dense grain structure and natural oil content.

The tabletop features a distinctive slatted design rather than a continuous solid board surface. Individual teak slats run parallel along the 160-centimeter length of the table, separated by narrow, uniform gaps. This slatted construction technique allows for natural wood expansion and contraction caused by fluctuations in ambient humidity and temperature. The edges of the tabletop are cleanly milled with subtle radiused corners, softening the profile while maintaining a precise geometric outline.

The underframe consists of four solid teak legs positioned near the extreme corners of the table to maximize legroom for seated individuals. Each leg connects to the main apron using traditional mortise and tenon joinery techniques, ensuring a rigid connection that resists lateral movement. The legs taper slightly from the upper connection point down toward the floor, referencing mid-century modern furniture typologies without relying on decorative ornamentation. The apron sits flush beneath the slatted tabletop, creating a cohesive visual plane that conceals the underlying support structure.

Teak wood exhibits a golden-brown initial coloration that gradually weathers to a silvery-grey patina if exposed to direct ultraviolet light, though interior placement preserves the warm brown tones. The surface finish is sanded to a fine grit smoothness, highlighting the straight and occasionally wavy grain patterns inherent to mature teak timber. Maintenance requires only a dry or slightly damp cloth for routine cleaning, while occasional application of teak oil can maintain the wood’s moisture barrier and saturated color intensity.

With a height of 75.00 centimeters, the table accommodates standard dining chairs with seat heights ranging between 45 and 48 centimeters. The 77-centimeter depth provides sufficient surface area for face-to-face place settings, serving platters, and centerpieces while maintaining an intimate conversational distance across the width. The 160-centimeter width seats four people comfortably in standard configurations, with the potential to accommodate six individuals depending on the width of the chairs selected. The weight of the solid teak construction provides inherent stability, preventing unintended shifting during daily use. The components are engineered for straightforward assembly, relying on corrosion-resistant metal hardware concealed within the interior joinery pockets to secure the legs to the tabletop assembly.