Recycled Wood Dining Table
Recycled Wood Dining Table is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Recycled Wood Dining Table brings warmth, character and a sense of history to the dining space. Crafted in Bali from predominantly upcycled teak wood sourced from decommissioned fishing boats, each table is individually handmade, giving every piece its own unique variations in colour, grain and rustic character.
The natural finish allows the original tones and markings of the reclaimed timber to shine through, creating a beautifully textured surface with plenty of organic appeal. Generously sized to seat 6–8 people, the table is equally suited to relaxed family meals and entertaining, making it a distinctive and practical centrepiece for the home.
A beautifully individual piece that combines reclaimed materials, rustic character, and timeless natural appeal.
Dimensions: H77 x W180 x D70cm
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
This product qualifies for our STANDARD FREE SHIPPING RATE.
For particularly bulky, fragile or extremely heavy items, there may be additional fees. Your final shipping costs will be calculated at checkout. We aim to make your shopping experience as seamless and enjoyable as possible! 😊
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Orders are generally processed within 24 hours week days, with delivery on most of our items within 4-10 business days after processing. 🚚💨
Coverage:
As standard, we ONLY deliver across mainland UK, but please note we don't ship to HS, IM, IV, KA27, KA28, KW, PA20-78, PH17-50, and ZE postcodes.
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