Table Whitewood ash lacquer 140(240)*90

WhiteWood is a versatile table that can be used as a kitchen table, dining table or desk. It is also suitable for use not only in the kitchen or living room, but also in restaurants and cafes. WhiteWood has a rectangular shape and is made in classical style, which allows it to fit harmoniously into any interior.

The main material used in the manufacture of the table WhiteWood - is wood, namely natural ash wood. The frame of the table and the table top are made of natural ash wood in natural color lacquer can be tinted into one of the many colors, which gives the product a natural beauty and warmth. The tabletop is 22 mm thick made of solid ash in one piece, which ensures its strength and durability.

Feature of the WhiteWood table is its functionality. It is collapsible and can be used as a small table for four or six people, or as a large table for six or eight people, thanks to its ability to unfold up to 2,400 mm in length. In addition, WhiteWood comes unassembled, making it easy to transport and set up.

The dimensions of the WhiteWood table are also noteworthy. The width is 900 mm and the height is 750 mm. The length in the basic state is 1400 mm, when unfolded it is up to 2400 mm, which makes it very convenient to use in terms of width and height. 

WhiteWood is not just a table, it is a product that can become a decoration of your home or office. It is characterized by its reliability and functionality, which allows you to use it for a variety of purposes. This table will be a comfortable place to work, study, business meetings and a pleasant pastime with family and friends.

In addition, WhiteWood has excellent performance characteristics that guarantee longevity and quality of use. Ash wood, of which the table is made, is one of the most durable and reliable trees, which ensures a long life of the WhiteWood table. Thanks to the careful design and the use of high-quality materials, the table not only looks attractive, but also remains in excellent condition for many years of use