Dyrlund Model 9265 Solid Dining Table

The Dyrlund Model 9265 Dining Table is engineered with the same level of precision and material integrity that defines the brand’s Danish cabinetmaking tradition. The table is available as a fixed configuration or with extension capability using up to four leaves, allowing it to adapt seamlessly from everyday use to larger gatherings. When configured with three or four leaves, an additional center support is introduced to maintain stability and structural balance, crafted from the same solid wood as the rest of the table. As the table extends, the pedestal base separates smoothly to accommodate the added length, preserving legroom and visual balance. When closed, the pedestal locks back together using solid wood dowels, creating a secure and precise fit. Inlayed brass leaf alignment pins and inserts ensure accurate leaf positioning, while locking hinges keep all leaves firmly connected when the table is fully extended. The table measures 29 inches from the floor to the top, a standard European dining height that pairs comfortably with most dining chairs. Integrated leveling feet allow the table to sit evenly on irregular surfaces. Every component of the Model 9265 is made from 100 percent solid wood in the selected species, including the top, leaves, skirt, pedestal base, and feet, reflecting Dyrlund’s uncompromising commitment to quality and longevity.

• 48" round surface fits four very comfortably; five snugly.
• Each leaf adds 19.75" to the table width. One leaf adds two people.

• Constructed entirely from your choice of 100% solid wood throughout all components
• Made in Denmark
• Available as a fixed table or with up to four extension leaves
• Additional solid wood center support included when using three or four leaves
• Locking hinges keep all leaves secure when extended
• Pedestal base separates during extension and locks together with solid wood dowels when closed
• Standard dining height of 29 inches from floor to tabletop
• Integrated leveling feet for uneven floors
• Inlayed brass leaf alignment pins and inserts keep leaves aligned

Dyrlund approaches environmental responsibility through a philosophy rooted in material honesty, longevity, and respect for nature rather than through overt sustainability marketing. The company consistently emphasizes working closely with natural materials, particularly solid woods, and allowing the character of the raw material to guide both design and construction. By producing furniture in Denmark using traditional cabinetmaking methods, Dyrlund maintains close control over quality and material use, reducing excess and prioritizing thoughtful production over volume.

A central aspect of Dyrlund’s environmental stance is durability. Their furniture is designed and built to last for decades, often generations, which stands in contrast to disposable furniture cycles that contribute to unnecessary waste. Solid wood construction, careful joinery, and hand finishing result in pieces that can be maintained, repaired, and refinished rather than replaced. This long life approach is frequently framed by the company as a responsible investment in the future and a respectful use of natural resources.

While Dyrlund does not publicly outline formal sustainability certifications or detailed environmental reporting, its practices align with a quieter, traditional model of sustainability common in classic Danish manufacturing. By valuing craftsmanship, minimizing trend driven production, and creating furniture intended for long term use, Dyrlund supports an environmentally mindful approach that prioritizes endurance, material integrity, and reduced consumption over time.

All wood used in the Dyrlund Model 1598 Dining frame chair is solid. The seat consists of a high-grade furniture board foundational deck, high-density foundational foam, and batting.

Proper maintenance of an oiled solid wood dining table helps preserve its beauty, durability, and natural character over time. Because the table is finished with oil rather than a sealed surface coating, the wood is able to breathe and develop a rich, natural patina with use. Oiled finishes are intentionally renewable, allowing the surface to be refreshed and maintained rather than replaced or refinished. For daily care, the table should be wiped with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth to remove dust and spills. Liquids should never be left standing on the surface, as prolonged moisture can penetrate the wood fibers. If needed, a mild soap diluted in water may be used, followed by drying the surface immediately. Harsh cleaners, abrasive pads, and chemical sprays should be avoided, as they can strip the oil and dry out the wood. The use of placemats, trivets, and coasters is recommended to protect the surface from heat, moisture, and staining. Periodic re-oiling is an important part of maintaining an oiled solid wood table. Depending on use and environment, re oiling is typically recommended one to two times per year. When oiling, a clean disposable cloth should be used to apply the oil evenly to the surface, allowing it to absorb before wiping away any excess. Using a disposable cloth helps ensure proper application and avoids contamination from previous finishes or residues. Different wood oils require slightly different application methods. For this reason, the correct oil for the selected wood species will be supplied free of charge with the table at the time of purchase. Detailed instructions specific to the oil and wood type will be provided upon delivery to ensure proper care from the beginning. These maintenance practices apply to tables made from teak, oak, beech, cherry, or walnut, helping ensure long term stability, repairability, and lasting beauty.