Coastal Teak Coastal Rectangular Dining Table With Leaf Extension by Sunset West - Drury's

Miscellaneous Details
	2
	Two inch Umbrella Hole and Caps Included
	Includes Leaf/Leaves
	Formal Dining Table
	Includes Leaf/Leaves
	118
	Standard
	6
	Coastal Teak
	8
	Formal Dining Table
	Needs Assembly
	Brown
	Tan / Beige
	140
	Butterfly
	100% Teak
	Wood
Item & Dimensions
Manufacturer	Sunset West
Width (side to side)	39" W
Depth (front to back)	79" D
Height (bottom to top)	29" H
Number of Leaves	1
Umbrella Hole	Yes
Composition & Construction
Material	Solid Wood
Finish Description	Excellently Engineered to Develop a Patina Overtime
Style Elements
Style	Coastal
Style	Transitional
Style	Contemporary
Top Shape	Rectangular
Leg or Pedestal	Trestle
Warranty & Manufacturer Info
Origin	Imported
Other
Misc Json Attributes	[{"GroupName":"Style Elements","Values":[{"Key":"Finish Darkness","Value":"Light"}]},{"GroupName":"Features","Values":[{"Key":"","Value":"Sunset West uses true natural teak wood in their Coastal Teak collection, that is then finished for a grey weathered look. To clean, wash with a mild soap and warm water solution using a soft cloth. DO NOT use harsh cleaners or abrasives as they will damage the finish. Our multi-step finish is applied to the rustic planks and then sealed with Golden Care® ‘Teak-Shield’. We recommend continuing to apply ‘Teak-Shield’ (sold separately) to aid the longevity of the finish. Touch-up kits are available through Sunset West to maintain your Coastal Teak finish as needed. When left exposed to the elements, the water-based finish will eventually wear away and uncover the natural teak underneath. The teak will then start its own natural weathering process, and slowly acquire the silver-gray patina that is the characteristic of untreated teak when exposed outdoors. Please note that during the weathering process, the appearance of the furniture may be uneven, but will eventually develop a beautiful, uniform, silvery-gray patina.\n\nCover your outdoor teak furniture with outdoor covers (sold separately) when left outside during inclement weather, and/or store when not in use. When storing teak, avoid moving your pieces to and from extreme temperature conditions - sharp differences in temperature and humidity may cause the wood to split."}]}]