Dining table Exa 260x105x78 cm

The Exa 260x105x78 cm dining table is a solid piece of furniture with a modern design. It consists of a cross-shaped base and a large top made of teak wood. Teak wood is an exceptionally durable material, known for its resistance to various mechanical damages, as well as for its ability to withstand harsh conditions. This means that the Exa table can be successfully used not only in the living room, kitchen, or dining room, but also in the garden, on the balcony, or terrace. Teak wood handles moisture, UV radiation, and large temperature fluctuations very well. The Exa table is not only a sturdy construction but also has an attractive appearance. The minimalist design and raw finish make this piece of furniture a perfect fit for any modern or industrial composition. If you value aesthetics that go hand in hand with functionality, you can’t make a better choice! Order the Exa dining table and enjoy meals with your family or friends! Teak Wood: Teak is a type of wood originating from Asia, forming lush monsoon forests there. The tree can reach an age of about 200 years and a height of up to 46 meters. Teak can also be cultivated on plantations. It is one of the most versatile and durable species of exotic wood, resistant to atmospheric factors. Teak wood does not absorb water and shows high resistance to detergents. It is rich in silica and impregnating oils, hence its outstanding properties. Initially, teak wood is golden-brown in color. Over time, it darkens, acquiring a color described and compared to cognac. When exposed to rain and various weather conditions outdoors, teak wood gradually takes on a characteristic gray color. This can be prevented by preserving teak wood. Uniqueness of teak wood: Easily withstands moisture, sunlight, frost, and temperature changes. Especially suitable for permanent outdoor use and highly durable. Contains many oily substances, so oiling is not necessary. Known for its long lifespan. Teak wood does not change volume when drying, does not swell, and does not crack. Additionally, it is resistant to fungi and woodworms, provided that the wood is properly preserved. Teak wood is also resistant to mold and chemical solutions. See also: [link]