Mango wood dining tables — solid-hardwood tops, manufactured for export.

Mango (Mangifera indica) is a dense tropical hardwood with a Janka hardness around 1,070 lbf — close to black walnut and most oak — so a mango dining top takes daily plates, elbows and cleaning without the denting and swelling of particleboard or MDF tops. Its wide boards and interlocked, richly figured grain make characterful single-slab and planked tops that photograph well on the shelf and online, and it takes stain, oil and lacquer evenly for anything from pale natural to deep espresso. Because the timber comes from spent fruit orchards on a replant cycle, your dining range stays genuine solid wood and carries a deforestation-free story buyers can stand behind.

Typical rectangular tops run from about 120 cm (4-seater) through 150–180 cm (6-seater) to 210–240 cm (8–10 seater), at a standard top height of roughly 74–76 cm with a top thickness of around 25–40 mm. Round tops of about 100–120 cm seat four to six, and square tops seat four comfortably. Allow roughly 60 cm of table edge per diner when you plan capacity. Every dimension — length, width, thickness, overhang and apron height — is made to your drawing or market convention at the quote stage, and we also build extension and live-edge tops.

A trial or sample order can ship LCL (part-container) so you approve the slab, finish and build first. For best wholesale pricing thereafter, one 20ft full container load (FCL) is our standard minimum, and we consolidate dining tables with matching mango dining chairs, benches and sideboards into a single mixed container. Typical lead time is 30–45 days after sample approval, with urgent orders at a premium.

Yes. Most of our dining tables ship knock-down (RTA) with a bolt-on base — a four-leg, trestle, pedestal or wrought-iron frame that detaches from the top — so tops stack flat, container density rises and breakage and freight fall. That matters most on large rectangular tables, and it suits importers and online sellers. Fully assembled and part-assembled builds are available where a design calls for it.

A solid-wood top is a natural material that moves slightly with humidity, so we build for it: mango is kiln-dried for stability before joinery, wide tops use breadboard ends or a floating-top fixing that lets the wood expand and contract without splitting, and finishes are chosen to seal the surface evenly. Buyers in very dry or centrally heated markets should keep the table out of direct heat and sun; cared for this way, a mango dining top lasts for years. Care guidance ships with every order.

Yes. We work as both ODM (our catalogue designs) and OEM — manufacturing to your drawings, dimensions, top thickness, edge profile, base style and finish, with custom CNC carving, your branding and retail-ready, Amazon-FBA-ready or gift packaging. Send a reference image or a spec sheet and we prototype a sample mango dining table to it.

Yes. We document FSC chain-of-custody and Vriksh timber-legality, backed by ISO, SGS and SEDEX/SMETA audits. We are EUDR-ready with geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence, and we support US Lacey Act declarations, UK Timber Regulation, CARB/TSCA Title VI formaldehyde-compliant finishes and ISPM-15 export packing. Certificate details are shared directly with serious buyers on request, never published.