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Most tables stand around 24 hours a day and get used for two of them. A wall table flips that ratio around: it only exists when it's needed. Fläpps fold-down wall tables flip up with one movement and then stand firm – no wobble, no visible support mechanism, just a clean surface. Then: fold up, wall. The principle is so simple you wonder why tables ever had legs.
How big may the surface be? The Fläpps fold-down wall tables come in several formats – from the compact 40 x 40 for the coffee cup, through the popular 60 x 60, to the large work and dining surface in the 100 x 60 format. Open, they all stand surprisingly firm: firm enough for full plates, laptop days and propped-up elbows. Rule of thumb: for one person eating, 60 x 60 is enough; for two, it gets comfortable from 80 cm wide.
A wall table is only as good as its mounting – and at Fläpps that's deliberately uncomplicated: mark the wall bracket, drill, hook in, done. Two decisions matter: the height (dining table approx. 75 cm top edge, bar higher, children lower) and the surface (for plasterboard, use suitable anchors). Everything you need is included; you only drill once – after that the table folds for years.
The kitchen is the classic setting for the fold-down wall table – so much so that it has its own category with us: wall tables for the kitchen, including the Kittchen Tisch. And for all those other tight square metres – hallway, guest room, inside balcony wall – there are the folding tables for small spaces.
A wall table is meant for eating and everyday life. If you want to work at it permanently, a wall desk is the better choice – the same folding idea, but with working height and storage for office supplies.
A fold-down wall table is fixed firmly to the wall and can be folded down when needed. Folded up, it lies flat against the wall and frees up the room.
Folded up, the wall table barely protrudes and takes no floor space. Only when you need it do you fold the table surface out – ideal for small rooms.
The wall table comes in several dimensions, for example as a compact 60 × 60 format. The usable work surface is a little below the outer dimension, because the frame counts too.
The folding wall table comes in white and black with a robust, solid-coloured surface. That way it blends simply into the wall – light or dark.
Stable enough for daily use – the folding mechanism holds the table surface securely in position. When unfolded, the wall table stands firm.
The wall table is screwed to the wall. Detailed instructions are included that double as a drilling template for the topmost holes of the mounting rail – which makes assembly easy. All you need is a load-bearing wall.