The JG Table reflects Jørgen Gammelgaard’s vision of combining simplicity with structural ingenuity. Designed to offer exceptional stability without obstructing seating, its distinctive base creates an open, inviting space around the table. The result is a refined, minimalist design with a striking graphic presence—ideal for modern interiors that value both form and function. Dimensions 55.12" W x 55.12" D x 28.35" H | Overhang: 13.42" Materials Base in stainless steel or powder coated steel.Table top in solid stone or linoleum.Table tops in linoleum has chipboard core with solid wood edging.Black linoleum with black colored through wood edge.Grey linoleum with light oiled wood edge.Glides included as standard. Care and Maintenance Limestone and marble are natural materials known for their exclusive look. No two surfaces are alike. Sand holes, glass veins and porosity can often occur on the surface. All are characteristic features and indications of real marble and limestone. Mineralisation creates quartz crystals in the form of calcite veins, which originate from open waterways in the stone, where mineral deposits in the water have collected. These are natural formations and therefore are not accepted as a complaint. Gray PietraThis is a grey marble with a matte surface featuring natural white veins. The occurrence of white veins can vary considerably from stone to stone. The surface is saturated and treated with stone oil. White CarraraA matte marble characterised by its classic, milky-white background and greyish veins on the surface. The white background can vary in tone and the appearance of veins can vary in quantity and colour intensity from grey to almost black. The surface is saturated and treated with stone oil. Black MarquinaThis is a black marble with white veins and a matte surface. The proportion and thickness of the veins can vary considerably from stone to stone. The surface is saturated and treated with stone oil. Dark Atlantico LimestoneA grey sandstone with fossil sediments and differences in colour visible on the surface. Sand holes, glass veins and porosity can also occur. These are all characteristic marks with colour variations that appear naturally and therefore are not accepted as a complaint. The surface is saturated and treated with stone oil. Please note∆ Always wipe up any liquid spilled onto the surface immediately, as it may leave marks or stains, if allowed to penetrate the surface. ∆ DO NOT use cleaning products that contain acid, such as bathroom or tile cleaners, cement or abrasives. ∆ DO NOT use paper, sponges or steel wool with abrasive properties. Daily cleaningWipe the surface with a soft cloth that’s been dampened with warm water and wrung out. For persistent dirt, natural soap shavings without added chemicals can be added to the warm water. However, this will not remove marks or stains that have penetrated the surface. MaintenanceFor the care and maintenance of the surface, it is recommended to use a stone oil. Fredericia recommends using Leather Masters stone oil, which is a transparent oil. The kerosene helps to saturate the surface and makes it more resistant to dirt and grime. Prior to applying the oil, clean the surface and remove dirt with a soft cloth that’s been dampened with warm water and wrung out. if necessary, add natural soap shavings to the warm water. Allow the surface to dry completely before applying the oil. Shake the bottle of stone oil, then apply the oil on a soft sponge. Spread the oil over the entire surface as well as the edges using light circular motions. Let the surface dry for at least 15 minutes. Finally, wipe off any excess oil with a dry cloth. In order for the oil to properly penetrate the surface, wait 24 hours before using the surface. We recommend maintenance with stone oil around once a year or as needed.
