CH339 Dining Table
Wegner's CH339: longest of three elliptical solid wood tables, 240 x 115 cm, seats eight, up to 16
2400 × 720 × 1150 mm
Source: technical drawing image — CH339 240 x 115 cm — published as W 240 × D 115 × H 72 cm
EUR 5,761, FSC™ Mix-certified oak, oil, 240 x 115 cm, prepared for 2 leaves, carlhansen.com German shop, 2026-10-14
Description
Overview
The CH339 is an elliptical solid wood dining table with seating for eight. Compared with the CH337 it is longer, as is the CH338, and the page ranks it as the longest of the three solid tables in its series.
Construction
- Top: softly shaped solid wood with rounded edges
- Rails: sloping, so armchairs pushed in follow the table edge
- Extension: up to 16 seats with leaves
- Woods: oak with FSC™ Mix certification, finished in oil, soap or white oil; walnut with oil
Specifications
- 240 x 115 cm, H 72 cm
- Each version takes two or four leaves; the CH339I insert leaf is sold separately
Story
The longest table
The page calls the CH339 a functional table, longer than the CH337 and CH338, and the longest of the three solid tables in its series. Its shape is elliptical and its edges are rounded.
Armchairs at the edge
All three tables have sloping rails so that armchairs, when pushed in, follow the table edge. The page presents the CH339 as both a dining table and a meeting table, for a large family or many meeting participants.
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