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A wall table for the kitchen – breakfast for two, then a free wall again: the fold-down kitchen table by Fläpps is a breakfast table in the morning, a place to set things down at midday, and disappears flat against the wall in the evening. In the narrow single or period-building kitchen especially, the fold-down wall table is often the only table that fits – and looks like a choice rather than a compromise. The classic, the Kittchen Tisch, comes in two sizes, each in white or black. Part of the Fläpps wall system.
Folding tables for small kitchens have to do two things: disappear when cooking is happening, and be there when eating is happening. The fold-down wall table by Fläpps does both in one movement – a breakfast table in the morning, a place for the baking tray at midday, a free wall again in the evening. In the narrow single kitchen or the period-building kitchen with doors on three sides especially, the fold-down wall table is often the only table that fits at all. And still one that looks like a choice, not a compromise.
Our classic for the kitchen wall is called the Kittchen Tisch – a play on the English "kitchen" that German ears also hear as a wink at doing time; get the joke and you're already comfortably seated. The Kittchen is a fold-down wall table with a clean front and a stable surface that, closed, looks like a framed understatement, and open, gives two people room to eat.
Two formats, each in white or black: the Kittchen Tisch 60 x 60 – with a 50 x 50 cm table surface, enough for plate, cup and newspaper – and the large 80 x 80 for breakfast for two. Before choosing, measure two things: the free wall width and the swing range – open, the table needs its depth as free space in front of it.
The best wall for the kitchen wall table is the one where nothing else is happening: the stretch under the window, the niche next to the door, the short side of the L-kitchen. Mounted once (drill, hook in, done), the spot is well invested for good – and if the kitchen ever moves, the table simply comes along. A fitting match, from the same principle: the Fläpps folding chairs, waiting on the wall until guests arrive.
A kitchen wall table creates a surface to set things down or eat on, without permanently taking up space. You only fold it out when you need it.
Yes, that's exactly what it's for. A fold-down kitchen table fits even into narrow kitchens and frees up the passage as soon as you fold it up.
Yes. Unfolded it serves as a compact dining or breakfast spot; folded up it disappears flat against the wall.
That depends on the space – compact formats are enough for one to two people, larger ones offer more surface. The work surface is a little below the outer dimension.
The kitchen wall table comes in white and black with a wipeable surface – matching both light and dark kitchen fronts.
Yes. The kitchen wall tables come exclusively in HPL – the coated surface simply wipes clean with a damp cloth, which is practical in everyday kitchen life.