2.0 eTerrazzo Rectangular Rich Umber Dining Table with 6 Black Leather / Teak chairs

The Rectangular Rich Umber eTerrazzo dining table features a hand polished eTerrazzo speckled rich brown top with Light Honey Acacia Timber legs. The eTerrazzo features dark coloured stones with a few lighter stones for added depth. The deceptively simple surface is alive with texture and movement, each table is unique and slightly different to the next.

Top colour: Rich Umber

Leg colour: Light Honey Acacia Timber Legs also available in Black Powder Coated Metal legs or Light Honey Acacia Legs

Leg Thickness: 14cm x 6 cm

Tabletop thickness: 6cm

Table  weight: 85kg

Fasteners: 304 Stainless Steel washers and bolts

Features:

• eTerrazzo is a unique light weight Terrazzo texture without the extreme weight and easy cracking properties.
• Suitable for residential or commercial use
• Designed and tested by engineers.
• Certified scratch, stain, frost, and water resistant for normal daily use
• Perfect for indoors or outdoors undercover, for all locations across Australia
• If used outdoors, place cover over table for protection when not in use
• Extremely strong and sturdy yet they are half the weight of concrete.
• Does not chip or crack as easily as concrete, glass, or timber tables.
• 12 Month Manufacturer’s Warranty.

The Witta Black  Dining Chair combines the beauty of sustainable Teak wood with Leather Hide
The Leather and Teak wood makes this chair perfect for indoor use.
Colour: Black

Seat height: 48cm High
Overall height: 87cm
Chair Width: 53cm
Chair Depth: 55cm

All our solid wood products are thoroughly inspected before and after the manufacturing process to ensure all wood is adequately seasoned. However, due to varying moisture levels, temperatures and regions across Australia, natural splitting, cracking (known as checking) and loss of natural oils may still occur and form part of the characteristics and beauty of our solid wood products. These do not compromise the items performance or integrity in any way and are not viewed as imperfections or faults but rather part of timber’s natural life and beauty.