Extension Double Table Mid Century Tapered Legs

The Extension Double Table Mid Century Tapered Legs is a solid teak dining table measuring 180.00 cm in width, 100.00 cm in depth, and 77.00 cm in height. Built in a traditional mid-century aesthetic, the physical footprint occupies a CBM volume of 0.3400 m3 and the entire structure weighs 27.00 kg. The table features an integrated extension mechanism designed to increase surface area when additional seating capacity is required, operating via internal sliding rails concealed beneath the main tabletop.

Constructed from plantation-grown teak, the timber exhibits a natural golden-brown hue with straight, tight grain patterns running uniformly along the length of the top surface. Teak wood contains natural oils that protect the material against moisture absorption, warping, and dry rot, making the wood suitable for daily domestic use without requiring heavy chemical treatments. The surface of the tabletop is sanded smooth to the touch, exposing the raw grain while retaining a matte protective clear coat that guards against accidental liquid spills and surface scratches.

The perimeter of the tabletop is finished with a clean, squared edge profile that transitions downward into an apron supporting the extension tracks. Four detachable legs mount to the underside corners via reinforced steel threaded bolts and corner brackets, ensuring structural rigidity during daily use and allowing for straightforward disassembly during transport or relocation. Each leg is shaped with a characteristic mid-century tapered silhouette, starting thicker near the table apron and narrowing gradually toward the floor. Small protective floor glides are fitted to the base of each leg to prevent scratching on hardwood, tile, and laminate flooring surfaces.

The extension mechanism operates through a central butterfly leaf or pull-out slat system housed inside the wooden frame. Users pull the opposing ends of the table apart to reveal the folding extension leaf stored centrally within the apron cavity. Unfolding this leaf bridges the gap between the two main halves, and pushing the outer ends back together locks the assembly into a stable, continuous surface. Metal alignment pins and brass latches secure the leaves in place, preventing lateral shifting or gaps along the centerline when weight is applied to the expanded surface.

With a standard height of 77.00 cm, the clearance from the floor to the underside of the table apron measures approximately 66 cm, accommodating standard dining chairs with armrests of varying heights. The 100.00 cm depth provides sufficient clearance across the center for serving dishes, table runners, and place settings simultaneously for six to eight diners when fully extended. The 27.00 kg total weight reflects the solid hardwood construction, heavy enough to remain stationary during normal use without requiring floor anchors, yet manageable for two people to lift and reposition within a room. Maintenance requires only wiping down the surface with a damp microfiber cloth to remove dust and food particles, followed by occasional application of teak oil to preserve the natural pigmentation of the timber over years of sustained utilization.