Bolero Black Cast Iron Table Base 720x600mm
Product Description
The Bolero black cast iron table base is a straightforward, heavy-duty pedestal base designed for commercial dining environments. Cast from solid iron with a black finish, it provides a stable...
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 720(H) x 600(Ø)mm
- Material
- Cast Iron
- Weight
- 20.3kg
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Product Description
The Bolero black cast iron table base is a straightforward, heavy-duty pedestal base designed for commercial dining environments. Cast from solid iron with a black finish, it provides a stable foundation for dining tables in cafés, bars, pubs, and restaurants where furniture is in constant use throughout the day.
Cast iron performs well in busy front-of-house settings because its weight works in its favour. At just over 20kg, the base stays firmly planted underfoot during service, reducing the risk of tables shifting when customers lean on them or when staff clear covers at pace. That inherent stability is something lighter aluminium or resin bases often struggle to match under the same conditions.
From a practical standpoint, cast iron holds up well to the knocks and scuffs that come with daily commercial use. The material does not dent or deform under impact, and the zinc protective layer helps resist surface corrosion, making the base a reasonable option for covered outdoor or semi-outdoor areas such as beer gardens and terrace settings.
- Resistant to impact damage and deformation in daily service
- Heavy base weight reduces table movement during busy covers
- Zinc layer provides additional protection against surface corrosion
- Compatible with Bolero table tops up to 600mm round or 700x700mm square
- Suitable for indoor use and covered outdoor dining areas
It is worth noting that the weight, which is an advantage in use, does make handling and repositioning more demanding than lighter alternatives. If the layout of your dining room changes frequently, or if staff regularly move tables between service periods, that is worth factoring into your decision. For lighter-use or temporary settings, a more portable base may be more practical.
This base is well suited to established dining venues — restaurants, café bars, and pub dining rooms — where tables sit in fixed or semi-fixed positions and durability over time matters more than ease of relocation. If you are fitting out a larger venue or need guidance on matching base sizes to your existing or planned table tops, the team are happy to talk it through before you order.
Key Features
- Solid cast iron construction rated for continuous commercial daily use
- Zinc protective coating resists corrosion in covered outdoor settings
- Compatible with table tops up to 600mm round or 700x700mm square
- 20.3kg base weight provides firm stability without mechanical fixings
- Black powder-coat finish suits standard commercial dining aesthetics
Operational Benefits
- Stays planted during service, reducing table movement under customer pressure
- Withstands daily knocks and impact without deforming or denting
- Suitable for outdoor terraces where corrosion resistance is a priority
- Pairs with a range of Bolero tops, giving flexibility when refreshing layouts
- Durable finish reduces frequency of replacement compared to lighter bases
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 720(H) x 600(Ø)mm
- Material
- Cast Iron
- Weight
- 20.3kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The base is compatible with Bolero table tops up to 600mm in diameter for round tops, or up to 700x700mm for square tops. It is advisable to confirm the fixing pattern of your chosen top matches the base plate before ordering.
- It is suited to covered or semi-covered outdoor areas such as sheltered terraces and beer gardens. The zinc protective layer helps resist surface corrosion, but prolonged exposure to standing water or fully unprotected outdoor conditions is likely to shorten its service life.
- At just over 20kg, the base is noticeably heavier than aluminium alternatives, which is what gives it its stability in use. If your operation involves frequent table repositioning between sittings or events, a lighter base may be a more practical choice — it is worth considering how often your layout changes before committing.