George
Teak Table Ø160 cm
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George
Teak Table Ø160 cm
Our George dining table is made of teak wood for outdoor use. Due to its natural oil content, the wood is very durable, resistant to wind and weather, and is not attacked by insects and rot. Over time teak furniture exposed to sun and rain will turn into a beautiful silver-grey color.
In the middle of the table there is a hole for a parasol with a 5 cm diameter, which can be covered with the elegant top included.
Our outdoor teak furniture can withstand all kinds of weather and be left outside all year round. On our outdoor tables the wooden boards are placed with a small space between so the wood can expand and contract depending on the weather.
The round George table has a width of 160 cm and fits 6 persons.
At Sika-Design, we only use premium teak from Indonesia for our teak furniture. Our exterior teak products are made using plantation-grown teak marked with the Indonesian “Legal Wood” stamp. This teak sourcing is overseen by the Indonesian government, making sure that no tree too immature or too small, is removed from the forest.
Our George dining table is made of teak wood for outdoor use. Due to its natural oil content, the wood is very durable, resistant to wind and weather, and is not attacked by insects and rot. Over time teak furniture exposed to sun and rain will turn into a beautiful silver-grey color.
In the middle of the table there is a hole for a parasol with a 5 cm diameter, which can be covered with the elegant top included.
Our outdoor teak furniture can withstand all kinds of weather and be left outside all year round. On our outdoor tables the wooden boards are placed with a small space between so the wood can expand and contract depending on the weather.
The round George table has a width of 160 cm and fits 6 persons.
At Sika-Design, we only use premium teak from Indonesia for our teak furniture. Our exterior teak products are made using plantation-grown teak marked with the Indonesian “Legal Wood” stamp. This teak sourcing is overseen by the Indonesian government, making sure that no tree too immature or too small, is removed from the forest.
