Materials with label: Transformer tables

Table top with a top layer of solid wood. Durable natural material, the surface of which, if necessary, can be sanded and processed.

Six comfortable drawers under the table top for storing cutlery, napkins and candles.

Six comfortable drawers under the table top for storing cutlery, napkins and candles.

Six comfortable drawers under the table top for storing cutlery, napkins and candles.

Solid pine; a natural material that ages beautifully better.

Folding dining table for 6-10 people. Two removable planks stored under the sink, make it easy to quickly adjust the size of the table.

Folding dining table for 6-10 people. Two removable planks stored under the sink, make it easy to quickly adjust the size of the table.

Solid pine; a natural material that ages beautifully better.

Table size can be easily and quickly increase. For 4-6 people.

Table size can be easily and quickly increase. For 4-6 people.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.

Durable dining table, which can easily decompose one person. There is enough space for chairs under the tabletop, since the legs, both folded and unfolded, are located at the corners of the table.