CROSS DINING table

The Cross dining table in teak is a stylish and robust plank table with a classic design and crossed legs, offering both stability and elegance. Its spacious surface creates an inviting dining area, perfect for social gatherings on the patio, in the garden, or on the terrace.

Crafted from high-quality teak, the Cross dining table seamlessly combines durability and aesthetics. Teak is an exceptional wood choice for furniture and interiors, known for its outstanding properties—it is hard, dense, and flexible, with natural oils that make it highly resistant to moisture and impact. This makes the table exceptionally durable and weather-resistant, allowing it to age beautifully over time and develop a natural patina.

We use only teak from certified plantations in Indonesia, ensuring sustainable production and responsible forestry. Please note that natural cracks may appear as part of the wood’s characteristics—these do not affect the table’s stability or durability.

Color: Charcoal

Dimensions

Height: 75 cm

Width: 100 cm

Length: 220 cm

Height: 75 cm

Width: 90 cm

Length: 160 cm

Weight

CROSS DINING table - L 220 x W 100 x H 75 cm (19-46068)

Weight: 90 kg

CROSS DINING table - L 160 x W 90 x H 75 cm (19-45968)

Weight: 75 kg

Product specification

Size:

Material

Teak is a type of wood with particularly good properties for the manufacture of furniture and furnishings. It is hard, heavy, elastic and contains oil, which makes it very resistant to moisture and impact. We only use wood from plantations in Indonesia when we manufacture our teak products. Cracks occur.

Untreated teak gradually changes color during outdoor exposure from honey-colored in the beginning, to silver-grey over time. Our teak furniture for outdoor use is treated with an environmentally friendly, water-based solution with silicon vitriol as an active ingredient. This is what gives the greyish color from the beginning. The different structure in the wood means that the table absorbs different amounts of the agent and therefore you can get a small difference in color between different tables.

The treatment will gradually fade, and the natural patina will be highlighted, and the furniture will then retain its silver-grey, natural color. In some cases, penetrations of sap and resin from the wood on the surface can be detected. These are marked as yellowish spots on the table and are completely normal and will disappear over time.

Care advice

To prevent mold from forming, it is important to clean the furniture regularly. Use a damp cloth with soap or a similar mild cleaner. Do not use strong or abrasive cleaning agents.

The furniture should be treated a few times per year with “Teak Shield” to maintain its protection against stains and water. This treatment helps prevent staining while preserving the natural appearance of the surface and allowing the wood to breathe. It also contains a built-in mold inhibitor. The impregnation helps maintain the teak’s grey patina.

During winter storage, the furniture should be kept in a dry area, protected from temperature fluctuations. If stored in a damp and poorly ventilated environment, mold may form on the wood, which can be difficult to remove.