Bauer Dining Table White Oiled Oak 250+50+50

A sleek and functional dining table in white-oiled oak veneer with half-moon shaped pedestal legs that give a modern and open impression. The tabletop is made of durable white-oiled oak veneer that highlights the natural grain of the wood and provides a bright, timeless feel. The legs are panel-covered in matching white-oiled oak veneer and rest on a sturdy MDF frame for long-lasting durability. The white-pigmented, oiled surface combines the warm expression of wood with a light Nordic tone, making the table suitable for both the kitchen and dining room. 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.

This is a practical choice for those seeking an extendable dining table in white-oiled oak – perfect for everyday use as well as for special occasions. A sustainable and flexible dining table with Scandinavian design and a timeless aesthetic. 

With the included extension leaf, the table can easily be extended to a full 300 cm, making it perfect for larger gatherings. The extension leaf is secured with stable metal hooks that keep it firmly in place during use. When not in use, the extension leaf is stored separately outside the table.

Matches with the Dining Chairs

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 an extension leaf: 300 cm – Accommodates up to 12 people

Care Instructions for Your Table

To preserve the surface of the table and extend its lifespan, regular maintenance is important. Here are clear instructions on how to take care of your table:

Oiling

We recommend oiling the table with wood oil before use. This protects the surface and preserves the natural properties of the wood. After that, the table should be oiled regularly, approximately 2–4 times a year depending on usage and wear. You will notice when the surface starts to become dry or dull, which is a sign that it's time to oil it again.

Extra Protection with Spray Wax

To increase the table's resistance, you can use Spray Wax. The spray wax creates an additional protective layer that prevents liquids and dirt from penetrating the wood surface. This gives you more time to clean up spills before they seep in, but it does not make the table completely waterproof.

Spray Wax does not protect against:

• Water left for extended periods
• Heat from, for example, pots and pans
• Moisture from cold items like milk cartons

Always use coasters to protect the surface, even under candles and similar items.

Removing Stains

If stains occur, you can gently sand with fine sandpaper, we recommend grain size P180. After sanding, the surface should be oiled again. For extra protection, finish with Spray Wax.