Grey rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its sectioned top, centre join and four straight legs.

Staggered Slot Dining Table — Grey

£340.00
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Grey rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its sectioned top, centre join and four straight legs.
  • Grey rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its sectioned top, centre join and four straight legs.
  • Close-up of the grey table corner, with staggered narrow slots, fine linear texture and a thick edge beside the square-section leg.
  • Underside of the grey dining table, showing a grid of rails and ribs, a centre join and rows of exposed fasteners.
  • Grey rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its sectioned top, centre join and four straight legs.
  • Close-up of the grey table corner, with staggered narrow slots, fine linear texture and a thick edge beside the square-section leg.
  • Underside of the grey dining table, showing a grid of rails and ribs, a centre join and rows of exposed fasteners.
Staggered Slot Dining Table — Grey

Staggered Slot Dining Table — Grey

£340.00
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Description

This grey rectangular dining table gives a simple silhouette a distinctive surface: broad crosswise sections are punctuated by narrow, staggered slots. A thick frame outlines the top, while four straight legs carry its clean geometry through to the floor.
Why You'll Love It
  • Staggered slots give the tabletop a pattern that rewards a closer look.
  • The stone-grey tone pairs easily with both pale neutrals and darker dining chairs.
  • A rectangular outline and square-section legs create a crisp, uncluttered profile.
Materials & Finish

The material is plastic, with a stone-grey appearance and a fine linear surface texture. The subtle texture softens the broad top sections without obscuring their precise pattern.
Dimensions
  • Length: 153cm
  • Height: 77cm
  • Width: 84cm
  • Weight: 23.6kg
Styling Note

Pair with cream or charcoal chairs to keep the grey tone central, or introduce warm colour through seat cushions. Leave the tabletop largely uncovered so its staggered slots remain part of the setting, and check your room and chair measurements before planning the layout.
Why We Love It

The offset slots interrupt the regular crosswise sections just enough to make the top interesting.