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Teak kitchen table (flatpack)

Teak kitchen table (flatpack)

How does it all fit in there?

MembersBuy limit 500
Insta-buy

—gp

Insta-sell

53gp

Spread

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Margin

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Volume

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Trend

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Price history

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Insta-buy (high)Insta-sell (low)Spread
30D low
53
30D high
53
Volatility
0.0%

Flip calculator

Includes the 2% Grand Exchange tax

gp
gp
units
Net profitLoss

-53gp

-53 per item · -100.00% ROI

Capital required
53 gp
Gross revenue
0 gp
GE tax (2%, 0/item)
− 0 gp
Break-even sell
54 gp

Item data

High alchemy
6 gp88.7% below market
Low alchemy
4 gp
Shop value
10 gp
Weight
1 kg
Requires
Construction 52
Stack / note
Not stackable · noteable
Released
May 31, 2006

About Teak kitchen table (flatpack)

The Teak kitchen table (flatpack) is a members-only item in Old School RuneScape.

"How does it all fit in there?"

Over the last 30 days it traded between 29 and 771 gp on the Grand Exchange, averaging 72 gp. About 3 units changed hands per day. The price is down 13.7% across that window. The Grand Exchange buy limit is 500 every 4 hours. Selling one at the average price costs 1 gp in Grand Exchange tax.

Casting High Level Alchemy returns 6 gp, which is 91.7% below the 30-day average price, so alching a bought one loses money.

Recipes

Where this item appears in crafting and processing.

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Teak kitchen table (flatpack) price history

Daily averages rolled up per month, newest first.

Monthly average, low and high price of Teak kitchen table (flatpack) on the Grand Exchange
MonthAverageLowHighVolume
October 20267d1494477164
September 20261d292929n/a
August 202626d50455415
July 20265047541,011
June 202614d1,795125,0243,140
March 202614d4438495,784
February 202616d4037427,918
January 2026914117,856

Across 8 months of recorded prices Teak kitchen table (flatpack) ranged from 1 gp in January 2026 to 25,024 gp in June 2026, measured over 137 trading days.

The 30-day average of 72 gp sits in the lower third of that range.

All prices in gp. Volume counts units traded across both sides of the Grand Exchange.