Waterloo Oak Effect Dining Table and 4 Chairs Set
Features:
- Oak Effect
- Black Metal Legs
- 1600W x 900D x 750H
- Assembly Required
Introducing the stylish Waterloo Oak Effect Dining Table and 4 Chairs Set, a perfect blend of modern design and functionality. This set is carefully crafted to enhance your dining area with its contemporary appeal and comfortable seating options.
The dining table features an oak effect finish, providing the timeless beauty of oak while offering the benefits of a more affordable and easy-to-maintain material. The table's dimensions of 160W x 90D x 75H cm make it a versatile choice for various dining spaces, accommodating your needs with its generous surface area.
Adding a sleek touch to the set, the table is supported by black metal legs. These sturdy legs not only provide excellent stability but also contribute to the modern aesthetic, creating a visually appealing contrast against the oak effect top.
Assembly is required for the table, and all necessary instructions and hardware are included for your convenience. By following the provided guidelines, you can easily set up the table to create a stylish focal point for your dining area.
The set includes four fabric chairs that effortlessly complement the table's design. These chairs feature a PU seat pad, offering a comfortable and cushioned seating experience for you and your guests. The sleek black metal legs of the chairs perfectly match the table, creating a cohesive and harmonious look.
Assembly is required for the chairs as well, allowing you to customize your dining space to your liking. With the provided instructions and hardware, the assembly process is straightforward and hassle-free.
Upgrade your dining area with the Waterloo Oak Effect Dining Table and 4 Chairs Set. Embrace the contemporary charm of the oak effect finish, the sleekness of black metal legs, and the comfort of fabric chairs with PU seat pads. Create delightful dining experiences and gather with loved ones around this stylish and inviting furniture ensemble.
