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McGill Acacia Rectangular Wood Top Dining Table with Wood Base, 76cm H x 120cm L x 60cm W, Silver

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At a Glance

Partially Assembled

Seating Capacity: 6

Table Height: 76 cm

Solid Wood

About This Product

Design: Solid dining table in a modern design. Expressive tree edges on two sides of the tabletop. Rectangular tabletop with natural wood grain. Stable thanks to the metal legs in a U-shape. Dimensions: Width: 120cm, depth: 60cm, height: 76cm, tabletop thickness: 4cm Please note: The depth of the table may vary by a few centimetres, depending on the growth line of the tree. The tabletop is light golden brown. The legs are matte. Any unevenness in the floor can be compensated for by the height-adjustable knobs. Suitable for up to six people. Recommended maximum load capacity: 50kg. Any cracks, knots and other irregularities in the wood remain deliberately visible for the natural look. Tabletop material: Solid acacia wood, with clear oil Ack-coated legs: Powder-coated iron. Assembly instructions and materials are included. Care instructions: Clean the surface with a lukewarm, damp cotton cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents or dripping wet cloths.

Features

Show edge ✔ Immerse yourself in a stylish ambience with our solid dining table in a modern design, which impresses with its expressive tree edges and the natural wood grain of the tabletop. The sturdy metal legs in a trapezoidal shape provide stability and give your dining area a touch of industrial chic. Perfect for social gatherings and special moments!
MATERIAL ✔ The tabletop is made of solid acacia wood, which is additionally coated with clear varnish. The legs are made of powder -coated iron.
CARE ✔ Wipe the surfaces with a lukewarm, slightly damp cotton cloth. Recommendation: Repaint the wooden surface with a clear protective varnish (max. Once per year) to prevent water marks or similar. Do not use any harsh or abrasive cleaners and remove any residual moisture with a lint -free cloth. Polishing is not recommended, as it can damage the natural wood of furniture in the long term.