HAUGA drop-leaf table, white / birch veneer, 21 5 / 8 / 32 1 / 4 / 42 7 / 8x29 1 / 8 "
Traditional wooden 2-4 seat drop-leaf table with distinct look that adds character to your dining area. Pairs perfectly with HAUGA chairs and storage for a coordinated solution in both style and function.
Features
Key features
You can easily change the size of this 3-in-1 table to seat 2, 3 or 4 persons using the hinged drop leaves.
Fold up 1 leaf to seat 3 persons and both leaves to seat 4 persons.
Compact dimensions for an easy fit in smaller spaces in your kitchen or dining area.
Sturdy wooden table with wooden veneer top, stained and lacquered for beauty and to improve ability to withstand everyday wear.
Designed for a perfect match with HAUGA stools and chairs. STEFAN chairs and FRÖSVI folding chairs are also good matches with different style expressions.
Combine with a storage solution in the HAUGA series for a coordinated look with dinnerware, napkins, candles and whatever you may need just two steps away.
Good to know
May be completed with FIXA stick-on floor protectors to protect the underlying surface against wear.
Combines with other products in the HAUGA series.
Recommended for indoor use only.
Seats 2-4.
Matches well with HAUGA, STEFAN and FRÖSVI chairs, sold separately.
A harmonious dining area made easy
HAUGA series is designed to simplify everyday life in any home, big or small. The series includes wooden tables and chairs with a traditional appeal that adds character wherever you place them. It also includes coordinated storage solutions in different sizes and functionalities allowing you to keep dinnerware, napkins, candles and whatever you may need just two steps away. HAUGA series makes it easier than ever to create a harmonious dining area to love and live in.
Package size & weight.
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
Total packages: 2
Care instructions
Wipe clean using a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
For maximum quality, re-tighten the screws when necessary.
