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Which type of table are you looking for?

Most visitors already know which type of table they need. Looking for a table for daily use in the dining room? View the dining tables. Want a table that can stay outside year-round? Go to the outdoor tables. For a side table or low table in the living room, see coffee tables.

Prefer to choose a standalone top first and decide on a base later? View the standalone table tops. All tops and bases can also be ordered separately.

Four top materials, each with its own properties

PropertyCeramicOakWalnutGranite
Scratch resistanceVery highLowLowFair
Heat-resistantYes (hot pans directly)NoNoNo (thermal shock)
Suitable for outdoorYesNoNoYes
MaintenanceNoneLow (lacquered)Low (lacquered)Periodic sealing
Thickness12 mm40 mm40 mm30 mm
Max size3200 x 1600 mm3000 x 1300 mm2600 x 1300 mm2400 x 1000 mm
Colours29 colours19 stain coloursNatural4 varieties
Tip: order material samples to compare the materials at home next to your interior. This prevents a colour mismatch at delivery.

Ceramic table top: the best choice for intensive use

Ceramic table tops are the thinnest at 12 mm but also the hardest. The surface withstands knives, key rings and hot pans. You never need to treat or protect ceramic. This makes it particularly suited for families with young children or anyone who does not want to spend time on maintenance.

The range includes 29 colours in marble-look, concrete-look, natural stone-look and solid tones. With a maximum size of 3200 x 1600 mm, ceramic is suited for large dining tables. Ceramic is frost-proof and UV-resistant, so also suitable for outdoor use.

Oak table top: warmth and character in solid wood

Oak table tops of 40 mm thick European oak are available in 19 stain colours. Each top is stained and finished with matte 2K lacquer that protects the wood against stains and moisture while keeping the wood structure and grain visible.

Oak is less hard than ceramic or granite. Cutting or sliding crockery can leave marks. This is part of the material and gives the table a lived-in character over time. With significant damage, the top can be sanded and re-treated. Oak is not suitable for outdoor use.

Walnut table top: dark wood with subtle drawing

Walnut tops of 40 mm have a dark, warm tint that suits modern and dark interiors. The wood is lacquered in its natural colour with the same 2K lacquer as oak. Maximum size is 2600 x 1300 mm.

Granite table top: natural stone for indoor and outdoor

Granite table tops of 30 mm are available in four varieties. Each slab is delivered sealed, protecting the surface against food and drink stains. Granite is frost-proof and UV-resistant, making it suitable as an outdoor table top. Note: granite is not heat-resistant. Always use trivets for hot dishes.

Indoor or outdoor? In the configurator, select "outdoor" under Application. Steel bases then receive an extra primer powder coating that protects the frame against weather.

Steel and stainless steel bases

Under every top goes a base of your choice. There are 18 steel models in 10 RAL colours and 9 stainless steel models in brushed stainless steel. All bases are welded and finished in the workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands.

For outdoor use there is no functional difference between steel and stainless steel. Steel bases receive an extra primer powder coating making them equally weather-resistant as stainless steel. The choice is purely aesthetic: colour with steel, brushed silver with stainless steel.

Which shape suits your space?

All tables are available in four shapes: rectangular, oval, Danish oval and round. A rectangular table offers the most seating per square metre and suits elongated rooms. A round table works better in a square room and encourages conversation. Danish oval combines the advantages of both: straight sides for seating, rounded ends for a softer silhouette.

In the configurator you enter the exact dimensions. Your table fits precisely in your space, without compromise on standard sizes.

How does the 3D configurator work?

In the table configurator you assemble your table step by step. Choose the top material, colour, shape and enter the exact dimensions. Then select the base. You see the result in 3D immediately and the price adjusts with every change.

It is also possible to order only a standalone top or only a base. After ordering, everything is made in the workshop in Maasbree.

Delivery and lead times

All tables are delivered throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany). Larger tables are delivered to your home by appointment by our own delivery team.

Lead time depends on the material and workshop capacity. In the configurator you see the estimated lead time for your configuration. View the delivery page for more information on shipping options and costs.

Comparing materials in person

Choosing online is difficult if you have never touched the material. Order material samples by post or visit the showroom in Maasbree, Netherlands. There, tables in all materials stand side by side so you can directly compare structure, colour and thickness.

Quick selection guide per situation

  • Family with young children: ceramic. Scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, maintenance-free
  • Warm interior, indoor only: oak or walnut. Natural appearance, tactile material
  • Table for indoor and outdoor: ceramic or granite with steel (primer) or stainless steel base
  • Least maintenance: ceramic. No treatment needed, ever
  • Natural stone appearance: granite. Each slab has its own crystal structure
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Last updated: August 4, 2026

Frequently asked questions

Which materials can I choose for my table top?
You can choose from ceramic (29 colours, 12 mm), solid oak (19 stain colours, 40 mm), walnut (40 mm) or granite (4 varieties, 30 mm). Each material has its own characteristics in terms of hardness, maintenance and suitability for outdoor use.
Which tables are suitable for outdoor use?
Ceramic and granite are both frost-resistant and UV-resistant. Paired with a steel base with primer powder coating or a stainless steel base, the table is suitable to stay outside all year round. Wood (oak and walnut) is not suitable for outdoor use.
How do I configure my table?
In the 3D configurator you choose the material, colour, shape and dimensions. You then select the base. You see the result in 3D straight away, and the price updates with every change you make.
What is the maximum size?
It depends on the material. Ceramic goes up to 3200 x 1600 mm, oak up to 3000 x 1300 mm, walnut up to 2600 x 1300 mm and granite up to 2400 x 1000 mm.
Can I see the material first?
Yes. Order material samples by post or visit our showroom in Maasbree to compare all the materials side by side.
Where are the tables made?
Every table is made in our workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands. Both the table tops and the bases are processed and finished on-site.
Where do you deliver?
We deliver throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany). See our shipping page for more information on delivery and lead times.

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