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Refectory table
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a long, narrow table with a plank top and trestle-style base, originally used in monasteries for communal meals, now used in dining rooms and as a decorative piece
What is a "refectory table"?
A refectory table is a large, sturdy table traditionally used in dining halls or religious institutions, such as monasteries or abbeys, for communal meals. It typically features a long, rectangular design with a solid, simple construction and is often made from wood. Refectory tables have a strong, functional design that can accommodate many people, making them ideal for group dining or gatherings. Their rustic, traditional style is characterized by thick legs and a robust tabletop. These tables are commonly found in large dining rooms or used in homes with a need for a spacious, durable dining area.
Example
The large refectory table in the dining room easily seats twelve people for family meals.
They gathered around the refectory table in the old church hall for their communal dinner.
