Two solid oak tables, two very different jobs
The Tock Table and the Flip Table share a material story—both are offered in oak—but they solve different problems. The Tock Table is a fixed, substantial piece with a recycled aluminum base and adjustable feet. The Flip Table is a compact 90x90 cm multi-purpose design described as a dining table, desk, and sideboard in one. Which one suits you depends less on style and more on how you need the surface to work.
What the catalog confirms about each table
- Tock Table: Made in solid oak with a recycled aluminum base and six small adjustable feet. The adjustable feet let you steady the table on uneven floors, and the oak-and-aluminum combination sets a more permanent, architectural tone.
Tock Table - Flip Table: Available in a 90x90 cm (XS) size and described as a dining table, desk, and sideboard in one table. The square footprint and multi-purpose brief make it a candidate for rooms where one surface must serve several daily roles.
Flip Table
Size and footprint: fixed presence vs. compact square
The catalog gives a clear dimension for the Flip Table but not for the Tock Table. That asymmetry matters when you are fitting a small room.
- Flip Table: The only supplied size is 90x90 cm (XS). That is a known square footprint you can mark out on the floor before buying.
- Tock Table: No dimensions are provided in the supplied record, so you cannot confirm its footprint from this evidence alone. Treat any fit decision as unconfirmed until you check the full product specification.
Finish options: oak, dark oak, and one bold exception
- Tock Table: Available in Square / Oak and Square / Dark Oak. Both versions are square, and the color choice is limited to two oak tones.
- Flip Table: Available in Dark Oak, Oak, or Red at the 90x90 cm (XS) size. The red option is the only supplied finish across both tables that departs from oak tones.
When the Flip Table is the more practical choice
If you need one table to move between meals, work, and storage, the Flip Table's stated multi-purpose design is the stronger match. Its 90x90 cm size is compact enough to plan around, and the red finish gives you an option if you want the table to read as a deliberate accent rather than background furniture. The catalog does not confirm how the flip mechanism works or what weight it supports, so test those details in person or check the full listing before relying on it for heavy or daily conversion use.
When the Tock Table is the more practical choice
If you want a table that stays put and feels anchored, the Tock Table's solid oak top, recycled aluminum base, and six adjustable feet point to a more permanent piece. The adjustable feet are a genuine advantage on uneven floors or in older rooms where nothing sits perfectly level. The tradeoff is that the supplied record does not include dimensions or a folding function, so it is not the table to choose if you need confirmed compact measurements or a surface that changes role.
A short decision path for a small side table
- Start with the job, not the look: If the table must serve as dining table, desk, and sideboard, the Flip Table's stated multi-purpose design is the relevant evidence. If it is a fixed side table, the Tock Table fits that brief more directly.
- Check whether you have a confirmed footprint: The Flip Table gives you 90x90 cm (XS) to work with. The Tock Table does not supply dimensions in this record, so measure and verify before committing.
- Decide how much color you want: Both tables offer oak and dark oak. Only the Flip Table adds red, which changes how prominently the table sits in a room.
- Account for floor level: The Tock Table's six adjustable feet are a practical advantage if your floor is not perfectly flat. The Flip Table record does not confirm adjustable feet.
