Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table in tempered glass and solid oak Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table
Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table in tempered glass and solid oak
Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table
Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table
Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table

Japandi Glass & Wood Coffee Table

£455.00

Float a tempered glass and oak coffee table in front of the sofa and keep the floor in view.

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Explore a tempered glass top on a solid oak base

A rectangular tempered glass top does something no timber surface can: it keeps the rug, the floorboards and the base of the sofa visible straight through the middle of the room. In a small or narrow sitting room that is the difference between a table that fits and one that dominates. Beneath it, a solid oak wood base supplies the warmth and the weight, so the piece never looks as though it is floating unsupported. At 120 x 70 cm it serves a standard three-seater comfortably.

Tempered glass is worth understanding. It is heated and cooled rapidly so the outer faces end up in compression, which makes it several times stronger than ordinary glass of the same thickness and, if it ever does fail, causes it to break into blunt granules rather than shards. That is why it is the standard for table tops, shower screens and car windows alike. For a glass coffee table in a family room, it is the specification that makes the material sensible rather than nerve-racking.

Waxed oak, floor protection and keeping glass clear

The base is waxed rather than varnished, a traditional finish that soaks into the timber instead of sealing it under a film. Waxed solid oak feels dry and silky rather than plasticky, ages gently, and can be revived with a fresh application of hard wax when it starts to look thirsty, usually once or twice a year in a heated room. The trade-off is lower resistance to standing water, so wipe drips from the base rather than leaving them to soak in.

Plastic protectors are fitted underneath to avoid damaging the floor, which matters on boards and vinyl where a hard foot dragged sideways leaves a permanent line. Check them for trapped grit now and then. For the glass top, use a microfibre cloth with diluted vinegar or a proprietary glass cleaner and finish with a dry buff, working from the centre outwards; sprays applied at the edge tend to run into the joint with the oak base and leave marks behind.

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