Bauer Dining Table Black Stained Oak Ø130+50

Modern round dining table with pedestal legs and an exclusive top in black-stained oak veneer. The table comes in a round shape as standard but can easily be extended to an oval shape, providing more space. Both the tabletop and the panel-covered legs are made of oak veneer, while the frame is made of sturdy MDF for extra durability. The black-stained surface is matt lacquered, giving a timeless finish that complements most homes. The veneer runs across the width of the tabletop, creating a refined expression while allowing the beautiful grain pattern of the wood to emerge naturally.

With the included extension leaf, the table can be extended to a total length of 180 cm. The extension leaf is securely locked in place with stable metal hooks. 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

Number of Seats around the Table

• Round table 130 cm: seats 4 to 6 people
• Extended to 180 cm with extension leaf: seats up to 8 people

Specifications

• Dimensions with extension leaf (LxW): 180 x 130 cm
• Extension leaf dimensions (LxW): 50 x 130 cm

Cleaning
Wipe the table with a lightly damp cloth when needed. Always dry with a dry and soft cloth to avoid moisture damage.

Maintenance
To preserve the surface and give the table extra shine, you can use furniture polish. Apply a thin layer and then wipe off any excess polish with a clean cloth.

Protecting the Surface
Always use coasters to protect the tabletop from heat, moisture, and scratches. This also applies to candle holders, vases, and other items placed on the table.

Good to Know

The table is tested to withstand a load of 10 kg at the edge of the tabletop, which corresponds to normal use for this type of table.

Keep in mind that a table with pedestal leg design may feel slightly less stable compared to traditional corner leg tables, especially when loaded far out on the edges. This is completely normal for pedestal tables and does not affect the table's function under normal use.