Dining Table Tango In Teak Slats – 200×100

The Tango Dining Table measures 200 centimeters in width, 100 centimeters in depth, and stands at a height of 77 centimeters. This rectangular footprint provides a surface area sufficient to seat six to eight adults comfortably for dining, working, or gathering. The entire structure is constructed from solid teak wood, a material known for its dense grain and high natural oil content. These inherent properties protect the wood against moisture retention, warping, and insect damage, making the table suitable for both indoor dining rooms and covered outdoor patio environments.

The tabletop is constructed from individual teak slats rather than a single solid sheet of timber. Each slat is precisely milled, edged, and spaced with uniform gaps of a few millimeters. This slatted construction serves a specific structural and functional purpose; it allows the wood to expand and contract naturally in response to fluctuations in ambient temperature and humidity without cracking the surface. Furthermore, the gaps prevent water pooling if the table is exposed to rain or liquid spills, facilitating quicker drying times. The edges of the tabletop are cleanly squared, presenting a sharp, architectural profile that emphasizes the linear continuity of the slats running the length of the 200-centimeter span.

Supporting the tabletop are four substantial legs positioned near the extreme corners of the frame to maximize legroom underneath. The legs integrate directly into the structural apron beneath the slats, creating a rigid junction that limits lateral movement and wobbling. The legs share the same teak composition and feature a straight, vertical drop that grounds the visual weight of the piece. The wood surfaces are sanded smooth to the touch while retaining the visible grain patterns, natural color variations, and textural characteristics unique to genuine teak timber. Over time, exposure to light will cause the raw teak to weather into a silvery-gray patina unless treated periodically with natural oils to preserve the original warm brown tone.

In terms of logistical specifications, the table occupies a volume of 0.3500 cubic meters when packaged or transported. The total physical weight of the assembled unit is 50.50 kilograms, a mass attributable to the density of the solid teak wood components used throughout the frame, legs, and slatted top. This weight provides inherent stability, preventing the table from shifting easily during daily use. Assembly requirements involve securing the legs to the pre-drilled brackets situated beneath the main tabletop assembly using standard hardware fasteners. The straightforward geometry and neutral wood finish allow the Tango Dining Table to integrate physically and visually into various dining settings, boardrooms, or architectural layouts requiring a durable, wooden surface of these exact dimensions.