A teak wood outdoor dining table anchors this garden restaurant concept. The proposed rectangular format gives six loose chairs a shared table without adding the bulk of a bench arrangement. Natural teak, sand-coloured rope and ivory seat cushions sit quietly against the gravel, planting and pale stone of the reference setting.
The scheme uses Provence, France, as a design reference. Its eight-table, 48-chair schedule is a proposed furniture programme rather than an installed customer project.
A long table that still works with armchairs
The initial table size is approximately 2,200 × 950 mm. It is intended as a six-place starting configuration, with two chairs along each side and one at each end. The exact fit depends on the width of the selected chair and the position of the table legs.
Before approval, place the chair sample beside the table and check arm height, apron clearance and the distance between legs. A table’s outer dimensions do not reveal how much usable space is available beneath it.
Proposed garden dining schedule
| Item |
Proposed quantity |
Starting specification |
| Rectangular dining table |
8 |
Solid teak, approximately 2,200 × 950 mm, slatted top |
| Dining armchair |
48 |
Teak frame, rope back, fitted seat pad |
| Removable seat cushion |
48 |
Ivory cover, filling and fastening to be confirmed |
Review the surface as well as the structure
The slatted top introduces small drainage gaps, while the softened perimeter keeps the edge comfortable at the forearm. Check those details on a sample rather than assuming that every slatted table has the same gap, edge profile or support.
The finish direction should also be settled before production. A project that accepts natural weathering needs a different appearance brief from one that intends to maintain a warmer golden tone. The approved care instructions belong with the handover information.
Gravel changes how the setting is handled
Loose gravel can affect stability and the way chairs are pulled out. Foot and glide details need to be considered with the actual surface. For a commercial installation, the measured plan should also establish suitable access routes and firm areas where required.
Our table sizing article covers chair and table relationships. For routine maintenance, see cleaning teak outdoor furniture.
Questions about the table programme
Can the table seat eight instead of six?
An eight-place version can be developed, but it may require a different length or leg arrangement. Specify the chair model and desired seating count together so the full arrangement can be checked.
Can the same chair be used at smaller tables?
Yes, subject to a table-clearance review. A shared chair design can help coordinate larger group tables and smaller settings, while each table size is checked separately.
Develop a garden dining collection
Browse the Vectraout collection for related tables and seating. Send the furniture plan, table count, chair style, surface type and destination to discuss a tailored garden dining brief.
