Meeting table MIKADO

Design

The MIKADO meeting table is based on Alain van Havre’s iconic design. The base is reminiscent of the crisscrossing sticks of the classic Mikado game. Several diagonally arranged wooden beams interlock to form a stable, sculptural structure.

Materials / Craftsmanship

The table legs are made of solid oak, ensuring stability and durability. The tabletop, made of oak veneer, is approximately 3 cm thick and features beveled edges that give the table a precise and light appearance.

Dimensions / Variants

The meeting table is designed for conference rooms and workspaces. A wooden compartment integrated beneath the tabletop for cable management allows cables and chargers to be discreetly stowed away.

Care

Oak is sturdy and easy to care for. A slightly damp cloth is sufficient for cleaning. Avoid using harsh cleaning agents to protect the surface.

Delivery

The table is delivered securely packaged and is designed for durable use in meeting rooms.

Advantages

• Oak Meeting Table

• Designed by Alain van Havre

• Integrated cable management for meeting rooms

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Optimal use and care

REGULAR WOOD CARE

Use a dry cloth for regular dusting. To clean or in the event of a spill, use a damp cloth and natural soap. Wipe in the direction of the grain. Do not use soap that contains detergents or other chemicals.

REFRESHING THE WOOD SURFACE

To freshen up your furniture or remove super stains, recommend Osmo Liquid Wax Cleaner. This product cleans and regenerates the elegant character of the wood and slightly reinforces the original protective layer. Osmo Liquid Wax Cleaner is not a guarantee against stains.

THOROUGH WOOD CARE

The original hard wax coating may need to be renewed. We recommend using Osmo hard wax oil natural. In case of discoloration, stubborn stains or to remove an excessive scratch, we recommend sanding the surface first. Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Before applying the hard wax oil, spread the product evenly over the surface and remove excess product to avoid stains after drying.

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