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Esstisch OVAL ELEGANCE Kompakter Esszimmertisch im 3D-Look mit Spider-Gestell 3D Eiche Antiquewash 160 cm

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Esstisch OVAL ELEGANCE Kompakter Esszimmertisch im 3D-Look mit Spider-Gestell 3D Eiche Antiquewash 160 cmKurzbeschreibung Groes Design fr kompakte Rume! Der ovale Esstisch "Oval Elegance" (160 x 90 cm) bringt gesellige Gemtlichkeit und modernsten Loft Chic in Ihr Esszimmer. Whlen Sie Ihren Favoriten fr die optisch hauchdnne Tischplatte: Warme "3D Eiche Antiquewash" oder cooler "3D Beton Grau". Beide Varianten werden von demselben markanten, mittigen Spider Gestell aus robustem Stahl getragen, das maximale Beinfreiheit und ein wunderbar luftiges Raumgefhl

Kurzbeschreibung

Großes Design für kompakte Räume! Der ovale Esstisch "Oval Elegance" (160 x 90 cm) bringt gesellige Gemütlichkeit und modernsten Loft-Chic in Ihr Esszimmer. Wählen Sie Ihren Favoriten für die optisch hauchdünne Tischplatte: Warme "3D-Eiche Antiquewash" oder cooler "3D-Beton Grau". Beide Varianten werden von demselben markanten, mittigen Spider-Gestell aus robustem Stahl getragen, das maximale Beinfreiheit und ein wunderbar luftiges Raumgefühl garantiert!

Ausführliche Beschreibung

Sie träumen von einem stylischen ovalen Esstisch, haben aber nicht den Platz für eine 2-Meter-Tafel? Der "Oval Elegance" in der 160-cm-Ausführung ist die perfekte Lösung! Diese Form ist ein echtes Kommunikationswunder: Strenge Ecken entfallen, der Raum wirkt sofort weicher und Ihre Gäste rücken an diesem Tisch (ideal für 4 bis 6 Personen) auf ganz natürliche Weise gemütlich zusammen.

Das Herzstück ist die filigrane, optisch nur 2,7 cm dünne Tischplatte aus robustem MDF. Um sich perfekt in Ihr Interieur einzufügen, bieten wir Ihnen zwei völlig unterschiedliche, hochmoderne Looks an:

  1. Gemütlich & Elegant: Die Variante in "3D Eiche Antiquewash" besticht durch eine täuschend echte, fühlbare Holzmaserung in einem warmen Vintage-Ton.

  2. Urban & Kühl: Die Variante in "3D Beton Grau" bringt den rauen Loft-Charakter mit einer strukturierten, steinernen 3D-Optik auf den Punkt.

Beide 3D-Folierungen haben einen entscheidenden Vorteil gegenüber echtem Holz oder Beton: Sie sind extrem pflegeleicht, unempfindlich gegen Flecken und lassen sich spielend leicht abwischen!

Den modernen, industriellen Kontrast zur Platte liefert bei beiden Modellen das identische Untergestell: Ein massives "Spider-Gestell" (Kreuzgestell) aus robustem Stahl. Diese Konstruktion sieht nicht nur spektakulär aus, sondern eliminiert auch das lästige Problem von Tischbeinen an den Ecken. Mit 115 cm Abstand zwischen den Füßen am Boden und einer komfortablen Höhe von 72 cm bis zur Tischunterkante bietet dieser kompakte Tisch maximale Beinfreiheit für Sie und Ihre Stühle.

Highlights & Materialvorteile:

  • Kompakte Oval-Form: Mit 160 x 90 cm ideal für kleinere Essbereiche und offene Wohnküchen.
  • Zwei starke Looks: Wählen Sie zwischen gemütlicher 3D-Eiche oder coolem 3D-Beton für die Tischplatte.
  • Einheitliches Spider-Gestell: Beide Varianten thronen auf dem gleichen massiven Stahl-Kreuzgestell für maximale Stabilität und Beinfreiheit.
  • Pflegeleichte Oberfläche: Die innovative 3D-Folie sieht aus wie das Original, ist aber absolut alltagstauglich und abwischbar.
  • Luftige Silhouette: Die optisch dünne Platte (2,7 cm) wirkt modern und elegant.

Technische Daten & Maße:

  • Gesamtlänge: 160 cm
  • Gesamtbreite: 90 cm
  • Gesamthöhe: 76 cm
  • Abstand zur Unterkante der Tischplatte (Beinfreiheit): 72 cm
  • Abstand zwischen den Tischbeinen (am Boden): 115 cm
  • Stärke der Tischplatte: 2,7 cm
  • Material Tischplatte: Laminiertes MDF mit 3D-Dekor-Folie
  • Verfügbare Ausführungen (Tischplatte): 3D Eiche Antiquewash ODER 3D Beton Grau
  • Material Gestell (für beide): Stahl (Spider-Gestell)
  • Form: Oval
  • Lieferzustand: Teilmontiert (Gestell muss an die Platte montiert werden)

Einrichtungstipp:

Spielen Sie mit den unterschiedlichen Charakteren der Tischplatten! Zur "3D Beton Grau"-Variante passen fantastisch derbe Freischwinger-Stühle aus braunem oder schwarzem Vintage-Leder sowie große Industrie-Hängelampen. Die "3D Eiche Antiquewash"-Version hingegen blüht so richtig auf, wenn Sie sie mit weichen Polsterstühlen in hellen Stoffen (z. B. Bouclé in Creme oder Beige) und einem flauschigen Teppich darunter kombinieren.

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