Ethimo rectangular table Costes

The Costes rectangular dining table by Ethimo is designed to enhance outdoor spaces with the natural elegance of wood and with clean lines that integrate harmoniously into gardens, verandas, and pool areas. Part of the Costes collection, this teak garden table expresses a strong aesthetic identity based on the materiality of the wood and the natural refinement of its finishes. The solid structure and quality of the materials guarantee resistance, durability, and high stability, making it perfect for outdoor furniture in residential or contract settings.
Available in natural teak or with a pickled finish, the Costes dining table offers a large, welcoming top ideal for hosting convivial moments outdoors. The clean, proportionate design allows it to be easily combined with chairs from the same collection, creating a coordinated and functional outdoor dining area. The teak used comes from FSC™ certified forests, a guarantee of responsible and sustainable production.

Technical Data

• Table W 240 cm:
• Dimensions: W 240 × D 160 × H 75 cm | Weight: 105 kg, Seats: 10–12 people
• Table W 300 cm:
• Dimensions W 300 × D 110 × H 75 cm | Weight: 108 kg, Seats: 12–13 people
• Material: Natural teak or pickled teak
• Certification: FSC™
• Protective cover available upon request
• Use: Dining table for the garden, veranda, terrace, or poolside

Strengths

• Natural elegance thanks to the solid teak structure
• Weather resistance ideal for outdoor furniture
• Large convivial tabletop perfect for large tables
• Essential and versatile design easily combined with other elements in the collection
• Certified sustainability thanks to the wood sourced from sustainable forests FSC™

FAQ

Is the Costes table suitable for outdoor use year-round?
Yes, teak is a naturally weather-resistant wood and guarantees excellent durability even with continuous outdoor use.

How many people can the table seat?
The 240x160 cm version can comfortably seat 10 to 12 people, while the 300x110 cm version seats up to 12.

Does teak require maintenance?
Teak can be left natural, developing a silver-gray patina over time, or treated periodically with specific oils to maintain its original color.