Alankaram Ambu - Teakwood Dining Table with Stone top

Sleek and slender design

Stone top and wooden legs

Sizes can be customized as per requirement

Number of color options available to suit any interior space

Dimension (mm) : 1900 x 1000 x 750

Material : Teakwood, Quartz

Finish : Natural Teak

Shape : Rectangular

Seating : 6

Usage : Residential, Commercial

Style : Contemporary

Production timeline : 30-45 days

Sku : Amb-Mtk

Meaning : Four, Sanskrit

General Care Guidelines

Regular Dusting : Use a soft, dry cloth to dust your furniture regularly. Avoid using abrasive cloths or brushes that could scratch the surface.

Avoid Direct Sunlight : Direct sunlight can cause fading and damage to both wood and upholstered fabrics. Place your furniture away from windows or use curtains and blinds to protect it.

Protect from Heat and Moisture : Use coasters, place mats, and trivets under hot dishes and beverages to prevent heat and moisture damage. Always wipe spills immediately to avoid staining.

Material & Care

General Care Guidelines

Use Furniture Polish with Care : Only use furniture polish specifically designed for your type of wood. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can

Wood Furniture Care

Solid Wood Care : Solid wood furniture expands and contracts with changes in humidity. To minimize movement, keep your furniture in a stable environment with controlled humidity levels.

Avoid Excessive Moisture : Wood furniture is vulnerable to water damage, so avoid leaving damp cloths or wet objects on surfaces for extended periods.

Periodic Re-Waxing : For waxed wood surfaces, consider re-waxing them every 6-12 months to preserve the finish and protect the wood. Use a high-quality wax designed for furniture.

Care for Quartz Surfaces

Daily Cleaning : Clean quartz surfaces with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the surface.

Avoid Heat Exposure : Although quartz is highly durable, it can be sensitive to extreme heat. Always use heat pads or trivets under hot cookware.

Scratch Resistance : While quartz is scratch-resistant, it is not scratch-proof. Avoid cutting directly on quartz surfaces, and always use a cutting board to prevent damage.