Endless Dining Table

Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen built Cane-line's Endless table from rows of solid teak planks, and at 130.8 inches this is the longest table in the series.

The rows of planks give the top its unbroken, endless look, with neatly finished ends and a smooth surface. Teak is an oil-rich hardwood suited to life outdoors: leave it alone and it weathers to a silver-gray patina, or treat it twice a year to keep its warm golden-brown color. Cane-line sources its teak under SVLK, Indonesia's timber-legality verification system. At 39.4 inches deep there is room for serving dishes down the middle. See the range in our Cane-line collection.

Materials

Solid teak, sourced under Indonesia's SVLK timber-legality verification; delivered untreated

Dimensions

130.8 in W x 39.4 in D x 29.2 in H (332 x 100 x 74 cm); 166.4 lb (75.5 kg)

Designer

Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen MDD, Denmark

Made in

Indonesia

Colors

Teak; weathers to silver-gray if left untreated

Care

Clean with a damp cloth, water and mild dish soap; treat with teak oil or Cane-line Teak Care at least twice a year to keep the golden-brown color

Warranty

2 years, plus 1 year when registered with Cane-line

Common Questions

How many people does it seat?
Cane-line doesn't publish a seat count. The top is 130.8 in long and 39.4 in deep, which leaves about 26 in of edge for each of five dining chairs per side, so ten for dinner.

Does the teak need oiling?
Only if you want to keep the golden-brown color. Untreated teak weathers to a silver-gray patina; to hold the original tone, Cane-line advises cleaning and treating the top at least twice a year with teak care products.

Does it have a parasol hole?
No. Cane-line offers a parasol hole only on the round Endless tables. For this rectangular table, use a freestanding or cantilever parasol set beside it rather than through it.