Table with or without frame

Table bases with and without frames are constructed and function in different ways.

Table with frame = one-piece table base		Table without frame = multi-piece table base
	The separable table tops are pushed apart. The table base remains unchanged.		The separable table bases with fixed table top are pushed apart.

Following applies for both tables with frame and without frame:

Extension leaf

Min. width 400 mm, Standard 500 mm, Comfort 600 mm, one extension leaf provides additional seating for 2 people.

Synchronous

Only one table side must be pulled out. The opposite side of the table is then extended automatically.

Asynchronous

Both table sides must be pulled out separately.

Without locking mechanism

For locking the pull out table fitting in extended position additional fittings are required (table top swivel bolts, locking hooks or spring clips).

With locking mechanism

The locking mechanism is integrated in the pull out table fitting. No further fittings are required.

Pull out table fittings for tables without frame

Construction

• Multi-piece table base, each fixed to one half of the table top.
• Surrounding panel beneath table top stabilises the pull out table.

Notes on construction

If the table legs are mounted inwards (with balance point on table top half), the pull out table fitting can be used without a central rod.
If table legs are mounted outwards, always select pull out table fitting with central rod.			(1) central rod

Note on choice of pull out table fitting

• Installation length L of pull out table fitting = approx. length of frame/base or approx. 2/3 of table Ø or table length without extension leaves

A = width of extension leaf L = installation length of pull out table fitting B = total extension length of pull out table fitting E = opening for extension leaf	View of table from below, without extension leaf
ⓐ Installation length of pull out table fitting is approx. length of frame

Please note: If the installation length L is less than approx. length of frame/base or 2/3 of table Ø, this may lead to malfunction or sagging of the table top.

Types of tables without frame

open table frame	Front extension
Separate extension leaf (separate storage)	Open table frame Separate extension leaf (separate storage)