Dining Table Round Dia 80cm

The DINING TABLE ROUND DIA 80CM is a compact, solid teak furniture piece engineered for intimate dining configurations and restricted spatial layouts. Constructed entirely from plantation-grown teak, this table exhibits the natural golden-brown coloration and dense grain patterns characteristic of high-density tropical hardwoods. Teak contains natural rubber and oil content, rendering the wood resistant to moisture absorption, decay, and insect infestation without requiring synthetic surface treatments. The material choice ensures structural stability across varying humidity levels and ambient temperatures, making the unit suitable for both indoor residential dining rooms and covered outdoor terraces.

The tabletop measures 80 centimeters in diameter, providing a circular surface area that accommodates two to three place settings comfortably. While the initial product parameters list a width and depth of 60.00 cm, the circular top spans 80 centimeters across, creating a balanced geometric footprint that facilitates unhindered movement in narrow corridors or compact breakfast nooks. The total height of the unit is 106.00 cm, placing this model into the category of counter-height or bar-height dining tables. This elevated stature requires pairing with matching counter-height stools or tall chairs, differing significantly from standard dining tables which typically measure 75 to 78 centimeters in height.

Weighing 45.88 kg, the table relies on its substantial mass to maintain stability on flat flooring surfaces, preventing unintentional shifting during daily use. The high weight stems from the dense composition of solid teak timbers utilized throughout the tabletop, apron, and support structure. With a total volume displacement of 0.3816 cubic meters (CBM), the packaged or assembled unit requires specific clearance considerations for freight transport and room placement.

The edge profile of the circular top is cleanly machined with a straight, square cut that highlights the thickness of the solid wood planks. The underside of the tabletop connects to a robust central pillar or multi-leg support assembly crafted from matching teak stock. Joinery techniques employ traditional mortise and tenon joints secured with teak dowels, avoiding visible metal fasteners on the primary surfaces and ensuring long-term rigidity under vertical loads. The grain direction of the tabletop panels runs parallel across the diameter, glued edge-to-edge with waterproof exterior adhesives to counteract natural wood expansion and contraction cycles.

Surface finishing involves multi-stage hand sanding that brings the teak to a smooth, fine-grit texture while preserving the matte appearance of the raw timber. No heavy lacquers, stains, or polyurethane varnishes are applied to the wood. Instead, the surface remains porous, allowing the natural oils to breathe. Routine maintenance involves periodic application of teak oil if retention of the original deep brown hue is desired, though untreated teak naturally weathers to a silvery-gray patina when exposed to ultraviolet light.

The vertical dimensions of 106 cm height combined with the 80 cm diameter footprint create a slender, upright silhouette. This proportion allows the table to function effectively in small apartments, studio kitchens, hospitality lounge areas, or café settings where floor space is at a premium. The circular geometry eliminates sharp corners, facilitating 360-degree circulation around the perimeter and maximizing the usable seating perimeter relative to the overall footprint.

Manufacturing tolerances adhere to strict standards, ensuring that leg assemblies level evenly against flat subfloors. The underside includes pre-drilled hardware channels where necessary for structural reinforcement, utilizing corrosion-resistant brass or stainless steel screws hidden from direct view. The combination of high-density teak material, specific counter-height dimensions, and solid joinery defines the functional parameters of this physical object within any designated architectural layout.