Dining table Siberia

Looking for a dining room table? With the Siberia dining table you go for a lot of quality with a neutral look! 

The Siberia table is a solid oak table with a black powder -coated steel frame. The combination of the wood and the robust frame gives the table an industrial look. Due to the neutral colors, this table will certainly not be out of place in a rural, vintage or modern interior! The Siberia table is also suitable for a meeting room or reception room. A larger model has been photographed on this image. 4 narrower seats can be placed on the 140 cm.

Material leaf
The oak stands out because of the quiet leaf with a less emphatic grain. The wood has a light and warm color and is slightly lighter in weight. The top of the table is treated with varathane oil in a neutral color. 

Material frame
The steel base of the dining room table is white powder coated.

Edit
The model must be assembled through a few screws. Assembly is easier with two people and takes about 15 minutes.

Frame position
The last photo clearly shows that the table top has already been pre -drilled over a length of 36 cm. This allows you as a user to decide for yourself how far you assemble the frame to the outside. The most wider setup concerns the outside leg at 17.5 cm from the end of the table. The inside of the frame is 25.5 cm from the edge at that setup. The arrangement where the frame is in the maximum inner, 53.5 cm from the inside and 45.5 cm from the outside is measured.

NB! Oak is a natural product and handmade. Every article is unique! Therefore, irregularities in shape and color can occur. 

Oak is one of the most popular types of wood for furniture because of the characteristic Nerf pattern with coarse, striking lines. The wood comes from different types of oak trees, the most common of which are the European oak (Quercus Robur) and the American oak (Quercus alba). Oak usually has a warm, gold to light brown color, although it can vary depending on factors such as the age of the wood and the finish used. The wood often has a subtle hue and a lively appearance.