Directly on the right-hand side, above the selection menu, you have the possibility to view the tables of the Y series that are quickly available. Choose your desired configuration and look forward to your new Y table being delivered in a just few days.

If you have already started your configuration and want to finish it at a later time, you can save it and bring it back up later. Click on "Save Draft" at the bottom of the Configurator tool and enter your e-mail address. The configuration sent to you by e-mail can be resumed at any time.

If you are a business customer and are interested in ordering several tables, our B2B team will be there to help. Below the 3D presentation, you have the possibility to submit a request to the team, and they will respond as soon as possible.

In general, table top lengths below 130 cm can only be combined with table top widths of 80 cm or more. In contrast, table top widths below 80 cm can only be selected with table top lengths of 130 cm or more. The maximum table size of the Y tables is determined by the respective maximum dimensions of the table tops.

Both melamine and linoleum table tops can be fitted with a veneer made of real wood or ABS plastic. ABS plastic veneer is the same color as the selected color of the table top.

When choosing a linoleum tabletop, the color of the ABS veneer is always the same as the selected table top color. When choosing a melamine table top, the table top color and the color of the plastic veneer can be combined at will.

Instead of an edge banding made of real wood or ABS plastic, you can also opt for a finely sanded tabletop edge. This option is available if you choose a linoleum or HPL tabletop. The sanded core of the tabletop can be made of multiplex birch or of a high-quality and moisture-repellent medium-density fibreboard (VALCHROMAT) in grey or anthracite.

The option of a 25° bevelled tabletop edge is available if you choose a linoleum or HPL tabletop with a sanded tabletop edge. The sanded tabletop core is optionally made of multiplex birch or of a high-quality and moisture-repellent medium-density fibreboard (VALCHROMAT) in grey or anthracite. Sanded board edges can be straight or bevelled at an angle of 25°. The bevelled edge supports the filigree, almost floating appearance of the table top.

If you choose a linoleum or HPL tabletop, you can give it a corner radius of your choice. If you want a tabletop with a lipping made of real wood or ABS plastic, your tabletop can have a standard 3 mm radius. Unfortunately, the 25 mm radius and the 50 mm radius cannot be realised with a real wood or plastic edge banding. If you choose a sanded tabletop edge instead of an edge banding, you have the choice between a 3 mm, 25 mm or 50 mm corner radius.

The table height of either 75 cm or 100 cm is made up of the height of the table frame and the thickness of the table top. The frame itself has a height of 71 cm (table at seat height) or 97 cm (high table). All table tops with edge banding are 3 cm thick. Linoleum table tops with sanded multiplex edges are 2.6 cm thick and with sanded MDF edges 2.1 cm thick. HPL tabletops have a thickness of 2 cm as an MDF version and 1.9 cm or 2.5 cm as a multiplex model. Accordingly, the total table height - depending on the tabletop - is between 72.9 cm or 98.9 cm and 74 cm or 100 cm. In the configurator, we have rounded these values to 75 cm or 100 cm.

After you have configured your table top, you can choose between different table frames under "Legs". The default height of a Y table is 75 cm. These are tables at seat height. Instead of a table height of 75 cm, you have the possibility to opt for a table height of 100 cm ... and there you have it, a bar table.

If you only need a table frame, enter the length and width of your existing tabletop under "Dimensions". These measurements are essential, as the size of the table frame is based on the size of the table top. Then navigate to "Table top" and select "None". Now you can configure your preferred frame under "Legs".

All table legs of the Y table frames are tilted by at least 10°. This inclination ensures the floating effect of the tabletop and gives the sturdy table its lightness. When selecting a table leg from round tubing, the angle of inclination is not 10°, but 20° (slightly angled) or 30° (sharply angled). These two more tilted table leg variants not only make the table lighter, but they also look really dynamic.