Sleepo Collection Bauer Dining Table Black Stained Oak 250+50+50

The Bauer Dining Table Black Stained is an elegant and extendable table with pedestal legs in a half-moon shape that creates an open and balanced feel in the room. The table has a top surface in durable oak veneer and the legs are panel-covered in the same material for a unified look. The frame is made of stable MDF and the surface has a black stained, matt lacquered finish that highlights the wood's structure and suits many homes.

The table can easily be extended with the included extension leaf, providing a total length of 350 cm. The extension leaf is securely locked in place with stable metal hooks to ensure it stays in place and creates a smooth table surface. When not in use, the extension leaf is stored separately from the table.

Matches with Dining Chairs

• Colin Dining Chair Black Stained Oak
• Colin Armchair Black Stained Oak
• Clara Dining Chair Black Stained
• Coco Dining Chair Natural
• Coco Dining Chair White
• Nico Dining Chair Natural
• Nico Dining Chair White

The Bauer dining table is available in several size options to suit both everyday use and special occasions:

• Standard size: 250 cm long – Comfortable for up to 10 people
• With one extension leaf: 300 cm - Accommodates up to 12 people
• With two extension leaves: 350 cm – Accommodates up to 14 people

Specifications – Bauer Dining Table 250–350 cm

• Length without extension leaf: 250 cm
• Length with one extension leaf: 300 cm
• Length with two extension leaves: 350 cm
• Extension leaf (LxW): 50 x 100 cm
• Leg thickness (LxW): 25 x 50 cm
• Distance from table edge to leg on long side: 25 cm
• Distance from edge in to leg from short side: 60 cm
• Distance between legs on long side: 80-180 cm

Care Instructions

Cleaning

• Use a soft, lightly damp cloth to wipe the table. Avoid strong cleaning agents or abrasive cloths that can damage the lacquered surface.
• Always wipe dry with a dry and soft cloth to avoid water stains or marks.

Maintenance

• For black lacquered surfaces, wood oil is usually not used, the focus is on protecting the lacquer.
• Use furniture polish or wax suitable for lacquered surfaces if you want to provide extra shine and protection, but always remember to wipe off excess to avoid streaks.
• Avoid cleaning products containing ammonia or solvents as these can damage the lacquer.

Protection during use

• Always use coasters for hot items, glasses, and plates to avoid heat damage, condensation rings, or scratches.
• Candle holders, vases, and other items should always be placed on coasters to protect the surface.
• Be careful with hard or sharp objects that can scratch the lacquered surface.

Other considerations

• Direct sunlight can affect the colour of the lacquer over time or cause fading. Place the table where it is not exposed to strong sunlight all day.
• Avoid dragging heavy objects across the table to reduce the risk of scratches.