Industrial bistro table with height adjustable leg – reclaimed oak top – DT26

This industrial bistro table features a height-adjustable steel table base, custom-made in our own workshop. The table is adjustable from 76 cm to approximately 114 cm in height, which means it works perfectly as both a small dining table (low) and a bar table (high).

The tabletop is crafted from sustainably reclaimed old oak. The outer edges are made of 5 cm thick solid planks, while the centre consists of wooden planks mounted on a furniture board. Because the oak has weathered in the sun for decades as exterior cladding, it has developed a stunning patina.

The dimensions of the sample tables in the gallery are 80x80 cm and 80x125 cm.

The tabletop is treated against spots. Other wood colours or finishes are certainly open for discussion.

We also make matching (adjustable) dining benches for these tables. Interested? Take a look at the dining benches page.

Click here for more information about our height-adjustable tables

This table is fitted with our adjustable mechanism. The top can be set between 76 cm and 114 cm high. The same table works as a dining table (low) and as a bar table or standing desk (high).

We build the height mechanism from sturdy, high-quality materials and parts. Turn the hand wheel to move the gears and raise or lower the top.

For heavy tops we recommend our heavy-duty mechanism. Extra gears make even large tops easy to adjust. You can add it on request.

This table is custom-made for you. Choose a colour and size from the menu. Prefer a different size, colour, or something else entirely? No problem.

Send us a message and we will come back with a proposal. With our craftsmanship, we can build the dream table you have in mind.

This table is made from a special sustainable wood: reclaimed old oak.

For years, this wood served as cladding on farm barns in Central Europe. There, rain and sun have given it a beautiful natural patina.

By reusing old oak in a new table, this distinctive material gets a second life. That reduces the need for new timber and helps preserve nature while lowering our ecological footprint.