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Debenhams£227.90Visit shop Btm Unisex Dark Brown Modern Extendable Dining Table Solid Wood Look
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The BTM Modern Height Adjustable Coffee Table is an ideal choice for homeowners seeking to blend functionality with a modern retro aesthetic. Perfect for compact living spaces, it provides a stable surface for dining, working, or leisure, while offering essential hidden and open storage options. While it offers excellent build quality and a stylish textured finish, prospective users should note that its fixed footprint may not be suitable for extremely small rooms where floor space is at a premium.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5064032083054 |
| Brand | BTM |
The table measures 100cm in length, 50cm in width, and 40.5cm in height.
This specific model is currently available in a brown color finish.
The table has a maximum weight capacity of 60kg.
The table is designed for standard home assembly and includes all necessary components; it is recommended to follow the provided manual step-by-step.
The sliding doors are designed for the table's structural aesthetic and functional storage; they are not intended to be used without them.
Ensure the table is on a perfectly level surface and check that the tracks are clear of debris or dust.
Check that all fasteners and bolts are fully tightened according to the assembly instructions.
Assembly is required upon arrival. Ensure you have a clear floor space and a screwdriver for assembly. When positioning, keep the table on a flat, level surface to ensure the sliding doors move smoothly along their tracks. For daily care, wipe the wooden surfaces with a soft, dry cloth. Due to the textured front, you may occasionally need to use a soft brush to remove dust from the crevices. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that could damage the finish, and use coasters for hot drinks to protect the surface coating.
