Table Fieldmann FDZN 4104 T — Dimensions 150/200 x 90 x 75 cm

The Fieldmann FDZN 4104 T table offers a rectangular surface with two selectable lengths — 150 cm and 200 cm — a 90 cm width and a 75 cm standard table height. Designed for versatile interior and event use, this model is intended to provide a stable tabletop at standard chair height for dining, work or conference settings. The construction balances usable surface area with a compact footprint to suit homes, offices or temporary setups.

Advantages

The table provides two length options to accommodate different seating arrangements and room sizes. Its 90 cm width yields ample workspace or dining space for place settings and materials, while the 75 cm height matches common chair dimensions for ergonomic seating. The rectangular shape makes it straightforward to position against walls or combine multiple units for longer table runs. The design emphasizes practical functionality and ease of integration into varied interiors.

Suitable for

• Dining areas in homes and apartments
• Office meeting rooms and conference tables
• Temporary event setups and catering stations
• Workspaces that require a stable desk-height surface

Key specifications

• Length options: 150 cm or 200 cm
• Width: 90 cm
• Height: 75 cm (standard table height)
• Shape: Rectangular

How to use

Select the desired length option and position the table where a stable, standard-height surface is required. Place chairs around the 75 cm high tabletop for dining or meetings, or arrange materials and equipment for work tasks. For events, combine multiple tables end-to-end when a longer continuous surface is needed. Ensure the table is on a level surface and verify that legs or supports are tightened according to any supplied assembly instructions.

Usage recommendations

For ergonomic seating, pair the table with chairs that suit a 75 cm tabletop height. When using the larger length option, allow sufficient clearance for circulation around the table. For temporary event use, secure connections between adjacent tables if forming a longer surface and avoid placing heavy, concentrated loads at unsupported edges.