Tunel Table 250

The TUNEL TABLE 250 is a large-scale rectangular furniture piece designed for communal seating, dining, or workspace applications. Measuring 250.00 centimeters in width, 75.00 centimeters in height, and 100.00 centimeters in depth, the table provides a substantial horizontal surface supported by a robust structural frame. With a total volume displacement of 0.6400 cubic meters, the physical presence of the unit is substantial, requiring adequate floor clearance and spatial planning within a room layout.

The construction of the TUNEL TABLE 250 relies on a combination of iron and wood. The primary surface is fabricated from solid wood planks, presenting a natural grain pattern and a tactile texture. The wood thickness is calibrated to support heavy loads without deflection across the 250-centimeter span. The iron components form the structural underframe, legs, and internal support braces. This metal framework is welded to ensure rigidity and stability, preventing lateral sway during daily use. The junction points between the iron and wood elements utilize mechanical fasteners that allow for natural wood movement caused by ambient humidity and temperature fluctuations, mitigating the risk of cracking or warping over time.

The 250-centimeter width accommodates multiple seating positions along both longitudinal sides, making the table suitable for conference rooms, large dining areas, or collaborative studio environments. The 100-centimeter depth provides sufficient central clearance for placing larger objects, serving dishes, desktop monitors, or paperwork simultaneously without crowding the perimeter. At 75.00 centimeters, the height aligns with standard ergonomic requirements for seated activities, pairing functionally with standard-height chairs and office seating.

The iron elements of the base feature a matte protective coating applied to inhibit oxidation and resist surface scratches from shoes, cleaning equipment, or daily wear. The metal legs are positioned near the extreme corners of the rectangular top, maximizing legroom and preventing interference with chairs pushed underneath the surface. Adjustable leveling feet are integrated into the base of each metal leg, allowing the table to remain stable on uneven flooring surfaces commonly found in older buildings or concrete-slab construction.

The wooden top is finished with a protective sealant that penetrates the pores of the material, guarding against moisture absorption and minor spills while retaining the visual characteristics of the raw timber. Maintenance requires regular wiping with a dry or damp cloth, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners that could degrade the surface seal. The combination of industrial-grade iron and organic wood materials results in a heavy, stationary piece of furniture intended for permanent or semi-permanent placement within interior architectural spaces.

Transportation and installation of the TUNEL TABLE 250 require at least two individuals due to the combined weight of the iron and wood components and the 0.6400 CBM volume. The table ships in knock-down or modular sections, requiring basic assembly using standard hardware tools to connect the iron base to the wooden tabletop securely. The design avoids extraneous ornamentation, relying strictly on the contrast between the dark, rigid iron framework and the warm, linear grain of the wooden surface to define its visual identity.