JANTAR extending dining table, 130-218 cm

JANTAR dining table 130-218 cm: compact on weekdays, long for guests

The junior extending table of the collection and the one that fits an Israeli flat best, where the dining area is part of the living room. Closed it takes 130 cm and does not turn the room into a dining hall; for guests it stretches to 218. A depth of 80 cm is ten centimetres less than the senior models, and those ten centimetres decide whether a walkway survives around the table.

How it is built

• extending top, 130 cm closed and 218 open
• four legs tapering towards the floor
• apron round the perimeter
• top on board faced with natural oak veneer
• rustic oak finish
• lacquered surface

Who it suits

A flat with living and dining combined. A couple or a household of three to four who need a big table a few times a year. And anyone whose room is a thoroughfare: at 80 cm deep more free space remains around the table than at ninety.

Size and how many will sit

130 cm closed and 218 open, 80 cm deep, 76 cm high. On weekdays four sit comfortably, with room for two more at the ends. Extended, the table takes up to eight people, reckoning sixty centimetres per place.

How it sits in the room

With chairs and a walkway the closed table wants about 290 by 240 cm. Extended it adds nearly ninety centimetres of length, worth checking in advance: it is usually not the table that catches but a chair pulled back. The factory does not describe the extension mechanism and we are asking the supplier.

Materials and finish

Legs and apron in oak, top on board in natural oak veneer, rustic oak tone, lacquer finish. Made by MEBIN, Poland, twelve month warranty.

DigiMarket, Polish furniture in Israel: Bat Yam, Holon, Yavne and Rehovot.