

C35A Dining table - Dark Grey
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C35A Dining table - Dark Grey
Kitchens, studio apartments, and cottages were the brief — a 1957 dining table scaled to the rooms people actually have.
The C35A is the smallest table in the C35 series Poul M. Volther designed for FDB Møbler, meant to complement the cooperative's popular chairs. This version wears a dark grey linoleum top, code 4155, over a frame, pull-out bars, and legs of solid FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified oak. It seats four, and two small extension leaves, sold separately, take it to six or eight.
Materials
Solid FSC-certified oak frame; dark grey linoleum tabletop (4155)
Dimensions
32.3 in W x 32.3 in D x 28.5 in H; 70.5 lbs
Designer
Poul M. Volther, 1957
Finishes
Tabletop in black, dark grey, or olive green linoleum, or nature-lacquered oak
Common Questions
Can the C35A be extended?
Yes — it takes the small C35 extension leaf, sold separately and sized to the table's 32.3-inch width. With two leaves in place, the four-seat table makes room for six to eight.
What is the tabletop made of?
Dark grey linoleum, color code 4155, on this version. The structure underneath — frame, pull-out bars, and legs — is solid FSC-certified oak throughout.
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Returns
30-day returns in unused, original condition. Start a return at hello@comosum.co — we'll coordinate it with you.
Warranty
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