Visualised sample project

Dining table

A solid centre for everyday meals, homework and evenings together.

Transparency notice: This project is a design and process example. The images are AI-assisted visualisations and do not show a completed client reference. Dimensions, materials and equipment are agreed individually for a real commission. The tools shown reflect the confirmed primary use of Festool equipment; no connection with or endorsement by the manufacturer is claimed.

ProjekttypEsstisch für Zuhause

PlanungsstandMusterkonzept

Beispielmaßetwa 200 × 95 cm

LeistungsrahmenMöbelbau & Aufbau

Project typeDining table for the home

Planning statusSample concept

Example sizeapprox. 200 × 95 cm

ScopeFurniture construction & assembly

The project idea

A table made for more than special occasions

The sample shows a dining table for six that is suitable for daily use. The top provides space for meals, homework and guests, while rounded edges and a calm frame make everyday use comfortable.

Starting point

The dining area forms part of an open-plan room and should feel neither too small nor too heavy. Six comfortable seats and the option to extend the table are required.

Planning approach

The size follows actual circulation and chair dimensions. A calm solid top, gently rounded corners and recessed legs provide legroom. The extension remains hidden in everyday use and is used only when required.

What the sample includes

space for six people every day
extension option for additional guests
gently rounded corners and edges
recessed legs for comfortable legroom
calm oiled oak with visible grain
stable detachable connection for transport and assembly

Timber selection and finish

The sample uses oak with visible but not overly rustic grain. A matt oiled finish emphasises the wood and can be maintained in everyday use.

Timber selection, grading, exact thickness, base and extension mechanism are specified only after room dimensions, required seating and samples have been agreed.

From sizing to assembly

01
Clarify room and seating
Circulation, chair widths, daily seating and the required extension determine the basic dimensions.
02
Plan proportions and construction
Top thickness, edges, leg position and connections are coordinated for a calm and stable result.
03
Select timber
Grain, colour and surface effect are selected using real samples.
04
Prepare components
Top and frame are prepared and finely sanded; the visualisation shows Festool sanding with extraction.
05
Deliver and assemble
The parts are brought in with protection, assembled in the room and checked for stability and function.

Planning to installation

The dining table in six steps

Select an image to view planning, materials and implementation in detail.

Table drawings, room model and oak sample — **Dimensions and proportion**Sketches and room model check the table size, leg position and circulation.

Selection of oak boards and a rounded edge sample — **Timber and edge**Grain, colour and edge radius are selected to suit the room.

Oak table top being sanded with Festool equipment and extraction — **Preparing the surface**Top and frame are sanded evenly and prepared for finishing.

Dining table being assembled in a German home — **Assembly in the room**Components are brought in with protection, joined and aligned securely.

Partially open extension mechanism of an oak dining table — **Extension when required**The sample mechanism enlarges the top without being noticeable in normal use.

Finished oak dining table set for six people — **Ready for everyday life**Six seats, comfortable circulation and a robust surface complete the sample.

All images on this page are visualisations of the sample concept described.

Your project

The right table follows the room and your habits.

Send the room dimensions, preferred number of seats and a photograph of the dining area. We can then discuss a suitable size and shape.

Get in touch Back to project overview