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286489 vidaXL Dining Table 140x70x76 cm Solid Reclaimed Wood

£273.98

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Description

This elegant wooden dining table will make a distinctive addition to your kitchen or dining room. This dinner table is made of solid reclaimed wood that has been sourced from joists, floors and support beams from old demolished buildings, and it can consist of different types of wood like pine, teak, beech, oak, cedar, mango wood, acacia, etc. This means the reclaimed wood retains the characteristics of these different types of wood. Reclaimed wood is already aged, weathered and dried, so it doesn't shrink or bend. Signs of wear and visible grain structure also give the table its own history and a unique look. The exquisite craftsmanship adds to the table's spectacular retro style. Every step of the process is carried out with the greatest care, be it polishing or lacquering. Our dining room table is easy to assemble. Important note: The solid reclaimed wood shows natural grains, making each of our dining tables unique and slightly different from the next. The delivery is random, ensuring the exclusivity and individuality of your product.

Features

  • Brand
    VIDAXL
  • Colour
    Brown
  • Shape
    Rectangular
  • Assembly instructions
    Self-assembly required
  • Structure material
    Wood
  • Material of the tray
    Wood
  • Material
    Wood
  • Weight
    25.75 kg
  • Style
    Vintage
  • Dining table type
    Dining table
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME259360763
  • MMID
    686271835546
  • Product code
    SELBQ286489
  • EAN
    9865798690519
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