Product description

The CH388 round dining table for four people, with a stainless steel frame, is a smaller version of a similar table for six people that Hans J. Wegner designed in 1962. The use of steel in the 1960’s was not unusual for Wegner, who at this time, often also chose to use stainless steel frames in his chairs.

The CH388I insert leaf is sold separately.

In the small CH388 dining table for four people, there is a round wooden tabletop supported by two trestles with round legs and a uniquely shaped rail. The result is a well thought-out composition that still seems extremely modern today.
The round tabletop is in solid oak with a vertical edge. The cylindrical, removable stainless steel legs meet the floor with visible floor protectors with a small rounded edge on the side. The legs are attached to both the tabletop and the two rails for maximum stability.

The dining table is available as a single plate or as a split tabletop. If the table is split, the two halves can be pulled apart, so that the table can be enlarged with leaves to a maximum of eight seating places.

CH388 is in the same series as Hans J. Wegner’s CH322 dining table which has the same tabletop profile and similar frame.

oak, oil, stainless steel, Prepared for 2 leaves, Ø120 cm, H72 cm

More about this product

Categorised in Tables - Contract tables - Dining tables - 4-leg base - Tabletop round - extendable - Tabletop solid wood - Metal - Stainless steel - Base metal - Oak - Residential - Contract - Hospitality.

Part of the collection DINING TABLES.

Manufacturer Carl Hansen & Søn

Family CH388

Architonic ID 20316949

Year of Design 1960