Wooden Table Manufacturers

What We Manufacture in the Wood Table Range

Our wood table production centres on solid wood dining tables and family tables, with the oval family wooden dining table as a representative platform. Tops are built from selected solid timber, precision polished, and finished with rounded edges that soften the profile and reduce impact risk in family and hospitality settings.

Tables are configured around the working point of the project: seating count, room footprint, tabletop thickness, leg profile, extension requirement and finish system. The same frame logic supports dining, café, bar-height and contract variants.

Timber Selection and Structural Logic

Timber choice drives hardness, grain character and long-term behaviour under daily use. We work with species such as white oak, black walnut, beech and rubberwood, matching the species to the traffic level and price position of the programme rather than to appearance alone.

• Hardness: higher Janka-rated species resist dents from dropped utensils and dragged chairs more effectively in high-traffic dining rooms.
• Moisture content: timber dried to a controlled 6–8% range reduces warping and cracking in centrally heated interiors where winter humidity drops below 40%.
• Joinery: mortise-and-tenon and loose-tenon assemblies distribute load across a large glue surface and resist racking without relying on metal hardware.
• Corner blocks: glued and screwed inside apron corners add triangulation and reduce the chance of the table developing wobble.
• Tabletop fasteners: figure-8 or slotted clips allow seasonal movement of the solid top without stressing apron joints.

For volume orders we can supply cross-section samples or production footage showing joint construction, so the internal build matches the approved sample before the run is released.

Dimensions, Capacity and Tabletop Options

Our oval family wooden dining table is produced at W2400 × D900 × H750 mm, a working point that seats a family group while keeping the footprint compact in narrow rooms. Other lengths, widths and heights are configured per project.

Tabletop thickness in production typically runs from 20 mm to 40 mm. Tops of 35–40 mm suit wide spans without a centre support and signal premium positioning, while 28–32 mm often balances mid-to-high-end retail price points against ocean freight weight.

• Extension options: butterfly-leaf and draw-leaf mechanisms for flexible seating.
• Edge treatment: rounded and polished edges for family safety and a softer profile.
• Leg profiles: tapered, turned or straight, matched to the tabletop curvature.
• Base stability: apron depth and leg section sized to the span and expected lateral load.

Finishing Systems for Export Markets

The finish determines daily maintenance and how well the table tolerates spills, heat and cleaning. We produce both penetrating oil and film-forming systems, selected against the destination market and the end user's maintenance habits.

• Oil and wax: natural tactile surface, easy spot repair, favoured in Scandinavian and Central European interiors; low-VOC formulations support REACH and SVHC compliance.
• Water-based polyurethane: stronger spill and stain resistance for North American and Southeast Asian households, with lower VOC content than solvent lacquer.
• Specification detail: finish chemistry, sheen level in gloss units and any applicable food-contact or child-safety standard are declared on the order documentation.
• Colour control: finish colour is matched to a physical lacquer sample panel, with an agreed tolerance range before production, because solid timber varies in grain and base tone between boards.

Quality Control and Acceptance

Quality control runs across five stages: raw material inspection, prototype testing, in-process inspection, finished product inspection and final pre-shipment inspection. Each stage is documented so that appearance, performance and durability criteria are checked against the approved sample.

Our facility holds quality management system certification and registration documentation, and our wood chair and table lines are supported by FSC-certified material sourcing. Extension hardware and moving parts are function-tested before packing, and pre-shipment inspection can include a functional test record for extendable models.

Packaging, Delivery Scope and Serviceability

Export packaging for solid wood tables includes corner foam protection and a full carton wrap. Tops longer than 120 cm receive internal bracing to limit flex damage during container loading and transshipment, which is a common cause of damage claims on multi-leg routes.

We quote FOB, CIF or CNF terms as agreed, with a 30% deposit before production and the 70% balance against documents; T/T is standard and L/C is acceptable. Spare hardware and replacement components for extension mechanisms can be included in the delivery scope for distributor programmes.

Coordinating Tables with Seating

Table programmes are usually specified alongside seating, and we produce the matching chair and stool ranges in the same factory. This keeps timber tone, finish sheen and leg proportions consistent across a dining set.

• Wood Upholstered Chair for cushioned dining seating in residential and hospitality settings.
• Woven Wood Chair for rattan and woven-back dining and café interiors.
• Wood Bar Stools for counter and bar-height table configurations.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

We prepare a configuration and quotation from the working point of the project rather than from a catalogue number. The following inputs let us confirm structure, finish and packaging in one pass.

Frequently Asked Questions

What wood table sizes can you produce?

Our oval family wooden dining table is produced at W2400 × D900 × H750 mm, and we build rectangular, oval and round tops to project dimensions. Tabletop thickness is normally 20–40 mm, with 28–32 mm a common balance between premium feel and freight weight.

Can you manufacture wood tables to our own drawings or samples?

Yes. We develop and produce from customer drawings or samples, including OEM wood tables and custom wood dining tables for private label and distributor ranges. Our sampling team works directly with the customer to confirm dimensions, joinery and finish before a production run.

Which timber species do you work with?

We produce in white oak, black walnut, beech and rubberwood, among other species. Selection is matched to the traffic level, grain preference and price position of the programme, with moisture content controlled during kiln drying to limit seasonal movement.

How is quality controlled before shipment?

Five stages apply: raw material inspection, prototype testing, in-process inspection, finished product inspection and final pre-shipment inspection. Our facility holds quality management system certification, and FSC-certified material sourcing supports our wood table and chair lines.

What are your payment and delivery terms?

We quote FOB, CIF or CNF as agreed. Mass production orders carry a 30% deposit before production and a 70% balance against documents; T/T is standard and L/C is acceptable. Products ship mainly to Europe, North America, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

Can tables and chairs be ordered as a matched set?

Yes. Tables, upholstered dining chairs, woven wood chairs and bar stools are produced in the same facility, so timber tone, finish sheen and leg proportions stay consistent across a complete dining set.