Dining Table Slatted Top 100

The DINING TABLE SLATTED TOP 100 is a rectangular wooden dining table constructed entirely from solid teak. Measuring 100 centimeters in width, 77 centimeters in height, and 152 centimeters in depth, this furniture piece provides a defined surface area suitable for everyday dining and domestic use. The total weight of the table is 61 kilograms, reflecting the density and structural mass of the teak wood used throughout its fabrication. When packaged for transit or storage, the table occupies a volumetric measurement of 0.2400 cubic meters.

The most prominent design feature of this table is its slatted top construction. Individual teak planks are arranged with narrow, uniform gaps between each board, running longitudinally along the 152-centimeter depth of the surface. This linear arrangement serves a distinct functional purpose by allowing moisture to drain freely and air to circulate around the tabletop, which is particularly beneficial if the table is utilized in semi-covered outdoor areas, conservatories, or dining rooms subject to humidity changes. The edges of each slat are precision-machined to create a smooth transition, preventing sharp corners while maintaining the distinct geometric rhythm of the slatted pattern.

Teak wood is selected for this model due to its natural composition. Teak contains high levels of natural rubber and dense oil content, which make the wood inherently resistant to moisture, fungal decay, and insect infiltration without requiring synthetic sealants. The raw material exhibits a warm, golden-brown hue with straight to wavy grain patterns visible across the entire 100-centimeter width of the table. Over time and with exposure to ambient light and air, unfinished teak naturally develops a silvery-grey patina, though regular application of teak oil can maintain the original honey-toned coloration if preferred.

The undercarriage of the table consists of four vertical legs positioned near the extreme corners of the 152-centimeter frame, maximizing the space underneath the tabletop for seating arrangements. These legs connect to heavy-duty apron rails beneath the slatted surface using traditional joinery methods, ensuring rigid stability and preventing lateral sway during daily use. At 77 centimeters high, the clearance from the floor to the underside of the apron complies with standard dining chair heights, accommodating most standard armchairs and side chairs comfortably along both the 152-centimeter flanks and the 100-centimeter ends.

Weighing 61 kilograms, the table remains firmly in place on various flooring surfaces, including hardwood, tile, and stone, without requiring additional anchoring. The solid construction means that the table can support heavy tableware, serving platters, and daily utilitarian items without structural deflection. Maintenance involves routine wiping with a damp cloth to remove particulate matter from the slatted gaps, while periodic checks of the joinery ensure the structural integrity remains intact over years of continuous utilization. The combination of dense teak material, precise slatted engineering, and fixed structural dimensions establishes a durable, functional platform for residential dining environments.