Rubberwood dining tables — solid plantation-hardwood tops, finished to look any way your market wants.
A dense, pale, close-grained hardwood that finishes beautifully and lands at a lower cost than premium rainforest timbers. We manufacture rubberwood dining tables for importers, retailers, online sellers and hospitality buyers — kiln-dried, preservative-treated, compliance-documented and container-ready.
A sustainable hardwood with the strength of teak and the finishing of a blank canvas.
Rubberwood is the timber of the Hevea brasiliensis tree — the same tree tapped for natural latex. After roughly 25 to 30 years the tree stops yielding latex and the mature wood is harvested, kiln-dried and milled into furniture, making it a genuinely plantation-sourced, deforestation-free hardwood rather than a driver of logging. For a dining table that matters twice over: it tells a sustainability story your buyers increasingly demand, and its pale, close grain is the easiest base in the catalogue to finish into whatever look the market wants. We manufacture rubberwood tops in Jodhpur, India's largest solid-wood cluster, then pair them with the base, format and finish your range needs.
Dense & hard-wearing
A true hardwood — Janka around 960 lbf, comparable to teak — that resists dents and daily wear and stays flat when properly dried and treated.
Takes any finish
A creamy, near-neutral base that accepts stain and tint predictably — finish it natural, whitewashed, or as oak, walnut or warm teak from one table body.
Genuinely sustainable
Harvested only after the tree's latex life ends — a by-product of an existing crop, inherently plantation-sourced and deforestation-free.
Cost-advantaged
Delivers the strength and finish of premium hardwoods at a competitive, container-friendly landed cost — ideal for high-volume and private-label ranges.
Tops, bases, finishes and formats.
Tops
Solid edge-glued or finger-jointed rubberwood panels for stable, wide tops; straight or shaped edges, with chamfered, bull-nose or square profiles to suit your range.
Bases
Solid rubberwood or mixed-wood legs and pedestals, black powder-coated steel, hairpin and trapezium frames, or wrought-iron bases for an industrial look.
Finishes
Natural, whitewash, oak, walnut and teak-tone stains in matte, satin or gloss lacquer — all CARB / TSCA Title VI-compliant, low-emission coatings.
Formats
Four- to eight-seat tops, longer communal and boardroom lengths, plus matching bench and chair sets to complete a single-source dining range.
Because its colour is neutral and its grain quiet, rubberwood is the workhorse behind many retail and online dining ranges — it photographs cleanly, holds a consistent stain across a production run, and lets a retailer offer the same table in four finishes without changing the wood. Want the full table program across every wood and base? See the live edge dining tables hub, or read the material deep-dive on rubberwood properties, hardness and finishes.
Rubberwood dining table specifications.
Indicative ranges for quoting — all dimensions, panel thickness, edge profile and base are made to order under our OEM program. Seating is approximate.
| Format | Typical length × width | Top thickness | Seats | Common base |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-seat | 1200–1500 × 750–900 mm | 25–40 mm | 4 | Rubberwood legs / hairpin steel |
| 6-seat | 1600–1800 × 850–1000 mm | 30–40 mm | 6 | Wood pedestal / trapezium steel |
| 8-seat | 1900–2200 × 950–1100 mm | 35–45 mm | 8 | Twin pedestal / wrought iron |
| Communal / boardroom | 2400–3000 × 1000–1200 mm | 40–45 mm | 10–12 | Twin or triple steel frame |
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Wood | Solid rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis); kiln-dried to export moisture levels; preservative-treated against fungi and borers |
| Hardness | Janka ~960 lbf — dense, close-grained, in the league of teak |
| Grain & colour | Pale, creamy, mostly straight grain — a near-neutral base that stains to oak, walnut or teak tones |
| Construction | Edge-glued / finger-jointed solid panels for flat, stable tops; slotted base fixings allow wood movement |
| Finishes | Natural, whitewash and custom stains; matte / satin / gloss lacquer — CARB / TSCA Title VI compliant |
| Use | Interior dining furniture for homes, offices, restaurants and cafés — not specified for outdoor use |
| Assembly | Knockdown / flat-pack (base detaches) or fully assembled |
| MOQ | Trial / sample LCL; thereafter 1× 20ft FCL for best pricing; mixed loads supported |
| Lead time | 30–45 days typical; urgent orders at premium |
| Shipping | FOB / CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva; ISPM-15 heat-treated packing |
| Model | ODM (our designs) + OEM (your drawings, finishes & private label) |
A deforestation-free top with the paperwork to prove it.
Rubberwood's sustainability story is only as strong as the documentation behind it — which is exactly where buyers get caught. We cut rubberwood from plantation stock with FSC chain-of-custody on request and prepare EUDR geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence before you ask. US Lacey Act declaration support, UK Timber Regulation, CARB / TSCA finishes and ISPM-15 packing are covered as standard, with SEDEX / SMETA, ISO and SGS behind the production line. Because rubberwood is a plantation by-product, the deforestation-free case is clean from the start.
| Requirement | Our standard |
|---|---|
| Timber legality | Vriksh verified · FSC chain-of-custody |
| Sustainability | Plantation-sourced · deforestation-free by nature |
| EU market | EUDR-ready · geolocation · UKTR |
| US market | Lacey Act support · CARB / TSCA finishes |
| Social audit | SEDEX / SMETA · ISO · SGS inspection |
| Export packing | ISPM-15 heat-treated · flat-pack options |
Keeping a rubberwood top flat and sound.
Our rubberwood is kiln-dried to export moisture levels and preservative-treated against fungi and borers, and tops are edge-glued or finger-jointed into stable solid panels — a construction that resists warping better than a single wide board. Rubberwood is an interior timber, so it is specified for indoor dining furniture, not outdoor use. For your end customers the care story is simple: keep the table indoors and out of direct sun and damp, wipe with a soft barely-damp cloth and dry at once, use coasters and mats under hot or wet items, and avoid soaking, harsh solvents and prolonged humidity. A periodic wax or polish keeps the finish even. We supply finish-specific care guidance per order so retailers and hospitality buyers can brief their own customers with confidence.
Pair your rubberwood tops with matching rubberwood dining benches and rubberwood dining chairs to ship a complete, single-source dining range in one container.
Rubberwood dining tables — FAQs.
Is rubberwood good for a dining table?
Yes. Rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis) is a dense, close-grained hardwood with a Janka hardness around 960 lbf — in the league of teak and well above most pines. It machines cleanly, holds joinery and screws firmly, and takes stain and lacquer evenly, so a properly kiln-dried, preservative-treated rubberwood top is a durable, stable and cost-advantaged dining surface for homes, offices and hospitality floors.
What sizes do your rubberwood dining tables come in?
We build to order. Typical formats run from a 4-seat 1200–1500 mm top to 6-seat tables at 1600–1800 mm and 8-seat tables at 1900–2200 mm, with longer communal and boardroom lengths of 2400–3000 mm. Tops are solid edge-glued or finger-jointed rubberwood panels, usually 25–45 mm thick. As an OEM manufacturer we also match your exact length, width, edge profile and base.
Is rubberwood eco-friendly compared with other dining-table woods?
Very. Rubberwood is harvested from plantation trees only after they end their roughly 25–30 year latex-producing life, so the timber is a by-product of an existing crop rather than a reason to clear forest — inherently plantation-sourced and deforestation-free. We supply it with FSC chain-of-custody on request and EUDR-ready geolocation and due-diligence documentation.
Can a rubberwood table be stained to look like oak, walnut or teak?
Yes — that is one of rubberwood's biggest commercial advantages. Its pale, creamy, near-neutral base accepts stains and tints predictably, so one table body can be finished natural, whitewashed, or stained to read as oak, walnut or a warm teak tone. All finishes are CARB / TSCA Title VI-compliant, low-emission coatings.
How do I care for a rubberwood dining table?
Keep it indoors, out of direct sun and damp. Wipe with a soft, barely-damp cloth and dry at once, use coasters and mats under hot or wet items, and dust regularly; avoid soaking, harsh solvents and prolonged humidity. A periodic wax or polish keeps the finish even. We supply finish-specific care guidance per order so your customers can be briefed correctly.
What is your minimum order for rubberwood dining tables?
A trial or sample table can ship LCL (part-container) so you can approve the panel, finish and build first. For best wholesale pricing thereafter, our standard minimum is one 20ft full container load, and rubberwood tables can be mixed with benches, chairs and other categories into a single compliant container.
Request a quote, or a sample table, and build your range.
Send your sizes, finish direction and base style, or ask for our catalogue. We quote FOB / CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva with MOQs and a 30–45 day lead time, and ship a sample rubberwood table so you can approve the real panel and finish before committing to a container.