Mason metal leg PB3 Fenix + walnut extending dining table

Product	Price	Availability	Quantity
Mason metal leg PB3 Fenix + walnut extending dining table H76 cm	Was £4,220 Special Price Excl. VAT: £3,165 Incl. VAT: £3,798	Availability: Approx. 8 weeks	Quantity

Description

Description / Specification

The beautiful fenix table top features revolutionary surface characteristics such as easy to clean and waterproof to mention a few.
With low light reflectivity, its surface is extremely opaque, anti-fingerprint and features a very pleasant soft touch. Thanks to the use of nanotechnologies, FENIX NTM thermally heals any micro-scratches, as its name indicates.

With a hidden extension made from solid oak hidden inside the table. Simple butterfly mechanism.

Choose between 6 different colours and your matching legs in solid oak or walnut combined with metal.

Finish	Nanotech matt material - learn more
Materials	Fenix NTM top and legs in 100% solid wood
Size	H76 cm
Assembly	Legs removed for delivery.

Delivery

Delivery

Furniture, 2 man delivery / Assembly included
£60 within M25 / From £90 rest of UK

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Environmental Rating Guide

Environmental Rating Guide

Our Environmental rating guide has three big aims:

1. To minimise any damaging effect on the environment contributed to by our business.

2. Transparency for customers - raising awareness of environmental and ethical issues in our everyday purchases.

3. To constantly put pressure on suppliers & improve furniture industry practices.

We assess three key aspects of the furniture process for most of our products and grade each area out of three stars.

Raw Materials

We look at the provenance of timber to ensure it’s legal and not endangered, see if it’s COC certified by the FSC or PEFC and where it is grown. We consider the ability for a product to be recycled or reused at the end of its life. For any non-sustainable elements (E.G. metal table extension mechanisms), we consider how many years likely usage the element will achieve.

Workshop practices

We visit our workshops to see first-hand how they are managed. We assess employment practices as defined by International Labour Organisation but also regional regulations (EU standards or equivalent area of developed regulation) and whether measures such as Zero waste facilities are in use. Most of our workshops are smaller family owned businesses where we can actively encourage ways of improving practices – like moving to water based glues/stains.

Furniture miles & packaging

We don’t use air freight. Most of our furniture is transported from Europe by road. We are embarking on a Carbon Balance programme for our transportation from the workshops to our customers’ homes through The World Land Trust’s land conservation scheme, which protects the world’s most biologically important and threatened habitats. Our packaging has to be robust to protect our products, but we are always looking for new ways to use recycled or recyclable products.

Noteworthy commitment

Finally we consider a final star for any extra, non-essential steps that our workshops take to limit their impact on the natural and social environment for no other reason than it’s the responsible thing to do. For example community and charitable work.