Coffet Table Mango Set 2

The COFFET TABLE MANGO SET 2 consists of two nested coffee tables constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Teak is a dense, close-grained hardwood known for its natural high oil content, which provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and warping. The primary table measures 110.00 cm in width, 73.00 cm in depth, and stands at a height of 46.00 cm. The secondary table is dimensioned proportionally to slide partially or completely underneath the larger unit when floor space requires a smaller footprint, or to pull out separately to extend the usable surface area.

Both tables feature a continuous wooden grain pattern visible across the top surfaces, finished with a clear seal that highlights the natural golden-brown tones of the teak material without altering its organic color with heavy pigmentation. The wood surfaces are sanded smooth to the touch while retaining the tactile texture of the natural grain. The edges of the tabletops are softly rounded, mitigating sharp corners and providing a clean, continuous perimeter line.

The structural support relies on solid teak legs joined directly to the underside of the tabletops using mortise and tenon joinery techniques. This construction method utilizes interlocking wood components secured with wood glue, avoiding visible metal fasteners on the primary surfaces and distributing weight evenly across the load-bearing points. The legs angle slightly outward from the center, widening the base stance to maximize stability on flat flooring surfaces. The clearance beneath the primary table allows the secondary table to slide smoothly into position without scraping the floor or binding against the legs.

With a combined volumetric displacement of 0.3600 CBM, the set occupies a defined spatial envelope suited for placement in front of standard multi-seater sofas or sectionals. The dual-table configuration allows users to separate the surfaces for independent placement—such as positioning drinks on one unit and books or decorative objects on the other—or to nest them together to consolidate the furniture arrangement. Maintenance involves routine dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and occasional application of teak oil if the wood is exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods, which helps preserve the original pigmentation and moisture barrier of the material.