Summary

Simple yet stylish coffee table that works in multiple locations such as a side table next to an armchair in the office or in a public waiting room. The table is stackable up to ten tables high, which makes it very space efficient when needed and practical when cleaning.

Key information

Height:470 mm
Diameter:570 mm
Thickness table surface:20 mm
Table surface:Round

Product information
Furnish the corridor, office, waiting room, entrance or other public spaces with a stylish coffee table. The design is sleek, modern and minimalist, which means the table looks good in most environments. The table is stackable up to ten high, which facilitates cleaning and makes saves space when necessary.

You can choose from several colour combinations for the frame and table top. Perfect if you want to find a table that matches the rest of your furniture or choose one in an eye-catching contrasting colour!
The coffee table can be used both individually and in clusters. In a room where several tables are needed, why not mix different sizes for a more dynamic layout?
Product specifications
Height:470 mm
Diameter:570 mm
Thickness table surface:20 mm
Table surface:Round
Stand:Fixed legs
Table surface colour:White
Table surface material:Laminate
Stand colour:White
Stand colour code:RAL 9003
Stand material:Tubular steel
Recommended number of people for assembly:1
Estimated assembly time:10 mins
Weight:11.2 kg
Assembly:Delivered unassembled
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Furnish the corridor, office, waiting room, entrance or other public spaces with a stylish coffee table. The design is sleek, modern and minimalist, which means the table looks good in most environments. The table is stackable up to ten high, which facilitates cleaning and makes saves space when necessary.

You can choose from several colour combinations for the frame and table top. Perfect if you want to find a table that matches the rest of your furniture or choose one in an eye-catching contrasting colour!
The coffee table can be used both individually and in clusters. In a room where several tables are needed, why not mix different sizes for a more dynamic layout?