Adele Dining Table Brown Stained Ø110

• Round Tabletop in Ash Veneer
• Panel-Covered Base
• Sleek, Scandinavian Design

Whether you have invited close friends and family for dinner or it's time for the everyday supper, the Adele dining table fits perfectly in any scenario. The table is round with a top surface in ash veneer and a panel-covered base in solid ash and plywood. A lacquered brown-stained finish that creates an easily adaptable style.

Matches with the Dining Chairs

Care Instructions

Daily Cleaning: Wipe the table with a soft, lightly damp cloth. Use only water or a mild soap solution when needed. Avoid strong cleaning agents or abrasive products that may damage the surface.

Always Dry: Prevent moisture damage by always drying with a dry, clean cloth.

Polishing & Maintenance: Use furniture polish suitable for wood or veneer to care for the surface and preserve the beautiful finish. Apply the polish evenly over the table and wipe off excess immediately with a soft cloth for an even and protective result.

Protect the Surface: Always use coasters, placemats, or tablecloths to protect the table from heat, spills, and scratches. This especially applies to hot items, serving trays, glasses, and plates. Keep in mind that decorative items like candle holders, vases, or similar should always be placed on coasters to avoid moisture or heat marks.

Placement & Environment: Position the table on a flat surface and avoid direct sunlight, strong heat, or high humidity as this can affect the wood's structure and surface over time.

Good to Know

• The table has been tested with a 10 kg load on the edge of the top surface, which is considered a normal load for this type of table.
• It is important to note that pedestal tables do not have the same stability as tables with regular legs.
• To ensure the most stable table possible, make sure the felt pads provided are placed as close to the edge as possible on the table.
• The surface on which the table stands also matters; a table placed on a fluffy rug, for example, does not have the same stability as one on a flat floor.