Ethnicraft Bok Outdoor Dining Table - Black

Please refer to the product specifications section on the retailer's website for exact dimensions, as they can vary by model.

Assembly typically involves attaching the legs. While straightforward, it's recommended to have two people due to the weight of solid teak. Detailed instructions are provided.

For optimal color retention, applying a teak protector or sealer annually is recommended. If you prefer the natural weathered look, treatment is less critical.

While durable, it is recommended to protect the table during harsh winter months by covering it or storing it in a sheltered area to prolong its lifespan and finish.

The black tainted finish provides a dark, contemporary look with added UV protection. Natural teak is the raw wood, which will age to a silvery-grey patina over time unless treated.

The grooves are functional, designed to allow the solid teak wood to expand and contract naturally with seasonal changes in humidity and temperature, preventing stress on the wood.

Ensure all bolts and screws are tightened securely. Check that the table is on a level surface. Adjust the leg levelers if applicable.

This is often a sign of teak oil leaching out, especially in humid conditions. Clean the surface with a soft brush or cloth and mild soap and water. Allow to dry completely.

Light scratches can often be buffed out with a fine-grit sandpaper (start with 220 grit and work up) and then reapply a teak protector or finish to match. For deeper marks, consult a furniture care specialist.

This is a natural process for teak exposed to sunlight and elements. If you prefer the original color, clean the surface and apply a teak cleaner followed by a teak protector or stain.