Gorštak 240 — Solid Wood Table with Two Benches

Built for long gatherings, large terraces and places where people actually spend time together.

Gorštak 240 is a solid wood dining table with two matching benches, designed for large terraces, cabins, timber houses, summer houses, rural properties and rustic hospitality spaces.

At 240 × 100 cm, the table provides generous seating for larger groups while its robust X-leg construction gives it a strong, traditional character.

The table is made to order, allowing dimensions, finish and protective treatment to be adapted to the intended space and use.

Specifications

  • Table: 240 × 100 × 75 cm
  • Benches: 240 × 35 × 45 cm
  • Wood thickness: 45 mm
  • Material: high-quality, kiln-dried softwood

A robust traditional construction

Gorštak 240 features a distinctive X-leg base connected by a central structural beam, creating a solid and stable foundation.

The tabletop is made from solid timber boards joined into a continuous full-width surface. Optional end boards can be used to help manage the natural movement of the timber and provide a traditional furniture-making detail.

Wood is a natural material and responds to changes in humidity and temperature. The construction and joinery are therefore designed with this natural movement in mind.

Made to order

This model is not mass-produced.

Each table is made after the order is confirmed. Depending on the project, we can adjust:

  • table length and width
  • bench dimensions
  • wood colour
  • protective finish
  • selected construction details
  • finish according to indoor or outdoor use

Price & production

Complete set: €750

Includes:

  • 240 × 100 cm table
  • two 240 × 35 cm benches
  • agreed finish

Deposit: 40%
Production time: approximately 15–20 days

For custom dimensions or a different configuration, the price is quoted according to the specification.

Send us your required dimensions and intended use, and we will discuss the details of your table.

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