It differs from manufacturer to manufacturer. Often, however, we see that the quality and detail richness of a joiner made beats a mass-produced plank table. A joiner also listens to wishes and requirements where assembly line plank tables are as they are.

A plank table can be made in most woods, but the general rule is that the softer the tree, the easier it is to work with, but it is harder to keep it neat. We primarily use oak, walnut and elm wood, as these woods give the best result both in terms of design and long shelf life.

A plank table can easily weigh 80-100 kg or more at Kaerbygaard. That's why we always take care of delivery, handling and assembly at the customer's address so that everything runs smoothly and no damage is done to the table. A plank table in softer wood such as pine can weigh about half as much as a table in oak or walnut.

All sizes, you decide. At Kaerbygaard you design your own plank table and can therefore get the size, wood type and treatment you want. Naturally, we provide help and guidance throughout the process. Consider, among other things, how many people will be seated around the table and how much space the table will take up in the room.

A plank table from Kaerbygaard can often be maintained with a damp cloth, as the quality of our solid wood furniture is the highest on the market. However, periodically a little oil will be needed, which we supply with the table in question. Typically once or twice a year.

A plank table can cost anywhere between 2,000-100,000 DKK, but is usually around 20-35,000 DKK at Kaerbygaard. It depends on the choice of planks: 1, 2, 3 or 4, the choice of length and width, and the table legs. We make plank tables to our customers' exact specifications to order, so the price is reflected in the customer's choice. There is also a big difference in quality when looking at plank tables. An expensive plank table often has more details, better wood, better oil and more hours in the hand of a carpenter.