Rayqyaza Rectangular Acacia Dining Table Set 12 Twelve Seater

Dimensions:
12-Seater
Table: 303 L X 120 W X 76.5 H CM
Chair: 57 L X 60 W X 105 H CM

Luxurious Handmade Furniture
Crafted of durable, solid (Wood selection: ACACIA) wood that beautifully shows off the natural grain of the wood.
Natural variations in wood color and grain make each piece one of a kind.

Wood Type: ACACIA
Dining Tabletop and Frame: ACACIA Wood
Dining Chair Frame: ACACIA Wood
Dining Chair (Back Rest): Fabric Upholstery Back Rest
Dining Chair (Seat Rest): Fabric Upholstery Seat Rest

Acacia wood is considered special because of its strong, sturdy, and effortlessly stunning appearance. It’s remained a top choice for furniture and is a great choice if you’re looking for good quality hardwood pieces that will last for generations.

Here’s what to know about acacia wood furniture, from what sets it apart to what’s made it a mainstay of interior design for so many years.

Water Resistance

Acacia’s ubiquity in the home can be explained by a few key characteristics. Aside from being beautiful, acacia is naturally water-resistant and antimicrobial. While many wood furniture varieties need to be protected from coming into contact with liquids and may warp or form fungus if exposed, acacia can handle regular moisture contact—even without being treated in any special way.

Keep in mind that while acacia wood furniture is water-resistant, it’s not waterproof. To get the full value out of your acacia pieces you’ll want to be sure to keep them away from any standing water. While you won’t have to be concerned about fungal growth, long-term moisture exposure could cause acacia furniture to warp or swell, which would limit longevity and value.

Appearance

In terms of appearance, acacia is naturally smooth and it has a distinctive, pronounced, and uneven grain that makes wood furniture look so special and unique. Acacia wood colors are deep, warm browns, rich auburn hues, with flecks of bronze interspersed. It holds on to stain well making it equally ideal if you’re looking for an even darker piece. No two pieces of acacia are alike, so if you want more of a homogenous look for your furniture (or flooring), it may be tough to achieve with acacia.

Durability

You don’t become the preferred building material of the British Royal Navy without possessing some serious durability. Compared to other types of wood that are commonly used in furniture, acacia beats out popular choices like oak, hickory, and bamboo, with a density that measures closer to marble.