
Raster Rond 2DLG
Listed outer dimensions: 235 × 120 × 81 cm (width × depth × height).
View model and optionsA dining bench in a corner can give a dining area a calm layout. The right solution depends on the table shape, circulation space, seat depth and how you use the corner. Compare the bench dimensions with both the table and the space around the seats.
Browse current dining benches or discuss your preferred corner layout.
An L-shaped arrangement uses two adjacent sides of the table. A curved bench follows a round or oval outline. Two separate benches give you more freedom to change the layout later, but do not automatically form a comfortable continuous corner.
With all options, consider the inside corner, doors and windows, and the room needed to move in. A rounded backrest does not make a bench suitable for every round table. View the combination from above.
Measure the length of the sides you want to use with a bench. Allow for table legs, armrests on individual chairs and the space needed to get up from the bench. Mark the bench and table on the floor before choosing a size. Usable seat length matters more than the outer dimension alone.
| What do you measure? | Why is it needed? |
|---|---|
| Both outer dimensions of the bench | For the total space along the walls |
| Seat depth and total depth | The backrest also takes up space |
| Seat height and the underside of the table | For a suitable sitting posture and legroom |
| Shape and position of the base | To check where your knees and feet will go |
| Access at the ends | To reach the bench without a tight passage |
The Raster Rond arrangements have a curved shape. Use the listed outer dimensions to test the floor layout; do not treat them as two straight bench sections with the same seat length. For a right-angled L-shaped bench, please discuss your preferred measurements with us first.

Listed outer dimensions: 235 × 120 × 81 cm (width × depth × height).
View model and options
Listed outer dimensions: 245 × 190 × 81 cm (width × depth × height).
View model and optionsA rectangular table often aligns naturally with a long, straight bench side. With an oval table, the distances change at the rounded ends. Compare your table with rectangular dining tables and oval dining tables. Check the overall dimensions and the space around the base.
Would you first like to decide where the bench and chairs should go? See the layout examples and measuring steps for a corner bench at the dining table. For one bench along the long side, use the dining table with bench guide.
Choose upholstery based on use, colour and the care advice for the selected version. Also check whether the inner seats are easy to reach. Fabric, faux leather and other upholstery may have different cleaning instructions; do not experiment with an arbitrary cleaning product.
A corner dining bench consists of two bench sections and a corner element, forming an L along two sides of the dining table. First measure both walls, subtract the space for chairs on the open sides, then choose the length per section. In the 3D bench configurator you design everything to size, in fabric or leather.
Not sure between a corner setup and a straight bench? On the page corner bench at the dining table we compare both options, and the dining bench guide shows all models. An oval dining table combines beautifully with a corner bench.
Record your preferred layout in a top view and show the long side, short side and access point. Simply saying “left” or “right” can be unclear because the viewpoint may differ.
No, that depends on the model and the table. The corner shape and usable seat depth vary. Have your preferred compact size assessed first.
Send your table's outer dimensions, leg positions, available wall lengths and a photo or sketch of the room. Also include doors, radiators and skirting boards. Ask for sizing advice or prepare for a showroom visit.