COACH HOUSE

Reclaimed Oak Console Table

Width: 250.00 cm Height: 86.00 cm Depth: 60.00 cm
SKU LUXCH-YUY110
€2.656,00
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This Reclaimed Oak Console Table is an extra-large, refined furniture piece designed for grand halls, gallery landings, and commercial entrances. It suits buyers who need a substantial surface that reads as both architectural and practical, offering the warmth and character of aged oak at an impressive 250 cm span. Its scale and material speak to longevity, solidity, and a distinctive aesthetic that anchors large spaces.

Reclaimed Oak Console Table — Features and benefits

At 250 cm long and 60 cm deep, this console transcends standard entryway tables to function as a statement refectory-style surface placed against a wall. The extraordinary length creates a continuous, generous plane for display, reception, or circulation zones, while the depth accommodates layered styling and practical use without feeling crowded.

Constructed in reclaimed oak, the table benefits from timber that has matured over decades. Old oak is naturally dense and dimensionally stable, so a top of this span is less prone to movement and remains flatter than new, green timber of similar size. The reclaimed material also brings visible character—variation in grain, tone and markings—that makes each piece unique and helps integrate the table into both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Because reclaimed oak is heavy, the table is inherently stable once positioned. That weight demands practical planning: measure doorways, stairwells and final placement before delivery, and consider professional handling for safe installation. The combination of mass and stability makes this console suitable for high-traffic or commercial settings where a substantial, durable surface is required.

Product details

  • Dimensions: 250 × 60 × 86 cm (W × D × H).
  • Material: Reclaimed oak.
  • Scale: Largest console in this range in every dimension, designed for large rooms and commercial entrances.
  • Character: Reclaimed timber varies in grain, tone and markings, ensuring each table is visually distinct.
  • Weight and handling: Substantial weight — measure access routes and plan handling before ordering to ensure safe delivery and placement.

This console is a purposefully large, durable piece crafted from reclaimed oak to provide long-lasting performance and distinctive character in settings that can accommodate its scale.

Dimensions
Width: 250.00 cm Height: 86.00 cm Depth: 60.00 cm
Brand
COACH HOUSE
Type
Console table
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This piece measures 250.0 cm wide. This is a simple spacing guide based on that width and the measurement you enter. It does not check doorways, staircases, lifts, corridors, turning space or the clearance needed to install or open the piece — please measure your access route as well, or ask our team.

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