A smart and stylish balcony table in teak – with an extendable tabletop for flexible use.
Huelva from House Nordic is a well-designed balcony table made of solid teak that suits most medium-sized balconies. The extendable tabletop allows you to easily adjust the table surface as needed – extend it for an oval table with more space, or fold it down and place the table against a wall to save space.
Advantages
- Extendable tabletop – oval or compact depending on your needs
- Made of solid teak with a natural and timeless feel
- Suitable for most medium-sized balconies
- Can be placed against a wall to maximize balcony space
- Teak is a naturally weather-resistant wood
Product information
Huelva is a practical choice for those who want a beautiful and functional table on their balcony without it taking up too much space. Teak is a natural material and some variations in shade and texture may occur – this is a natural part of the material's character and does not affect the product's quality.
- Length: 120 cm
- Width: 60 cm
- Height: 75 cm
- Weight: 18 kg
- Material: Solid teak
- Tabletop: Extendable (oval when extended)
- Assembly required: Yes
Care instructions
Teak is a naturally weather-resistant wood that tolerates outdoor use well. Over time, untreated teak develops a silver-grey patina – this is natural and does not affect its strength. If you want to maintain the warm brown tone, treat it with teak oil once or twice per season. Clean with a soft brush and water. Avoid strong detergents. Some variations in shade and structure are natural for teak.
Delivery
Delivery options are shown at checkout. We collaborate with established carriers for the safe delivery of your furniture.
Returns & Right of Withdrawal
You have a 14-day right of withdrawal from the date you receive your order, in accordance with the Distance Contracts Act. The item must be returned in its original condition and packaging. Return shipping costs are paid by the buyer unless otherwise agreed. Contact us at info@villahome.se to initiate a return.
