Bolero Round Tulip Table Base Chrome
Product Description
The Bolero Round Tulip Table Base is a single-column pedestal base finished in chrome, designed to support a range of predrilled table tops in commercial hospitality environments. The tulip-style design...
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Diameter
- 430
- Dimensions
- 720(H) x 430(Ø)mm
- Finish
- Chrome
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Product Description
The Bolero Round Tulip Table Base is a single-column pedestal base finished in chrome, designed to support a range of predrilled table tops in commercial hospitality environments. The tulip-style design keeps the floor area around the base clear, which is a practical advantage in tighter dining spaces where chair legs and cleaning equipment need to move freely.
In day-to-day service, a stable base is often taken for granted until it causes a problem. This base is built with enough weight to sit firmly without rocking on level floors, and the chrome finish holds up reasonably well to the cleaning routines typical in café, bar, and restaurant settings. It is best suited to indoor use in environments where the floor surface is relatively even.
The practical advantages of this style of base include:
- Unobstructed floor space beneath the table for easier cleaning
- Compatible with multiple Bolero predrilled top ranges including Duroflat, Durolight, Compact Exterior, Lamidur, and Werzalit
- Single-column design avoids the leg conflicts common with four-leg bases in tighter seating layouts
- Chrome finish suits a range of interior styles without looking out of place
Installation is straightforward — the base accepts standard predrilled tops from the Bolero range, so no specialist fitting is required. It is worth confirming your chosen table top is predrilled and compatible before ordering. The base is intended for level indoor floor surfaces; uneven or outdoor settings may affect stability, and there are more appropriate options available if outdoor use is a requirement.
This base is well suited to cafés, restaurants, hotel breakfast areas, and similar indoor hospitality spaces with moderate footfall. If you are fitting out a higher-volume venue or need outdoor-rated furniture, it is worth discussing the broader range before committing to a specification.
If you have questions about compatibility with a particular table top or need guidance on quantities for a larger fit-out, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Chrome-finished single-column tulip pedestal base for indoor use
- Compatible with Duroflat, Durolight, Werzalit, Lamidur and Compact Exterior tops
- Weighs 12.5kg providing stable footing on level floor surfaces
- 430mm diameter base keeps floor access clear for cleaning equipment
- Accepts standard predrilled Bolero table tops without specialist fitting
Operational Benefits
- Clear floor space beneath the table simplifies daily cleaning routines
- Single-column design prevents leg conflicts in tighter dining layouts
- Chrome finish suits a range of interior styles without requiring matching
- Predrilled compatibility reduces fitting time when specifying multiple tables
- Stable footing on level floors reduces wobble complaints during service
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Diameter
- 430
- Dimensions
- 720(H) x 430(Ø)mm
- Finish
- Chrome
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture type
- Table Bases
- Material
- Chrome
- Weight
- 12.5kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This base is designed to work with Bolero's predrilled table top ranges, including Duroflat, Durolight, Compact Exterior, Lamidur, and Werzalit. It is important to confirm your chosen top is predrilled to the correct pattern before ordering, as not all tops in these ranges are supplied predrilled as standard.
- This base is intended for indoor use. The chrome finish is not rated for outdoor exposure and may deteriorate in wet or high-humidity environments. If you need a base for a terrace, beer garden, or covered outdoor area, it is worth speaking to us about the alternatives available in the range.
- That depends on your table top sizes, seating layout, and spacing requirements. As a general rule, one base per table top is standard, but getting the base-to-top combination right for your room dimensions is worth a conversation — particularly if you are specifying a larger number of covers.