Pavia Round Dining Table in Vintage Rubber Wood (Pack of 2)
Product Description
The Pavia is a round dining table constructed from rubber wood with a cast-iron base. It is sold in pairs and carries a vintage aesthetic that works comfortably in both...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- No
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Product Description
The Pavia is a round dining table constructed from rubber wood with a cast-iron base. It is sold in pairs and carries a vintage aesthetic that works comfortably in both traditional and contemporary front-of-house settings — bistros, cafés, and casual dining rooms in particular. The combination of a solid timber top and a weighted iron base gives the table a grounded, stable feel without being overly heavy to reposition during changeovers.
Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial dining furniture. It is reasonably dense, takes finishes well, and holds up to the routine wear of daily service — wiping down between covers, occasional knocks from passing staff, and the general demands of a busy room. The cast-iron base contributes meaningfully to stability on level floors, reducing the wobble that plagues lighter-framed tables under active service conditions.
From an operational standpoint, the Pavia offers a few straightforward advantages:
- Sold in pairs, reducing per-unit cost for smaller fit-outs
- Round format encourages flexible seating arrangements and easier cover management
- Cast-iron base provides reliable stability without requiring floor fixings
- Rubber wood top is straightforward to clean and maintain between services
- Vintage finish suits a wide range of interior schemes without demanding a closely matched décor
There are no installation requirements as such — these are freestanding tables. That said, it is worth confirming that your floor surface is reasonably level before committing to round tables with fixed-height bases, as uneven floors can undermine stability regardless of base weight. The tables are covered by a one-year warranty.
The Pavia is best suited to independent cafés, bistros, and small to mid-sized casual dining rooms looking to furnish efficiently without sacrificing a considered aesthetic. If you are fitting out a larger venue or need tables rated for heavier commercial use over a longer cycle, it is worth discussing whether a more robust option would serve you better in the long run.
If you are unsure whether this table is the right fit for your space or service style, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.
Key Features
- Rubber wood tabletop with a durable vintage finish for daily service
- Cast-iron base provides stable, weighted support on level floors
- Round format accommodates flexible seating and efficient cover layouts
- Sold as a pack of two, practical for phased or smaller fit-outs
- One-year warranty included as standard with each pair
Operational Benefits
- Stable base reduces table wobble during busy, high-turnover service periods
- Round format supports flexible layouts and easier management of covers
- Timber top wipes down quickly, keeping turnaround times between covers short
- Vintage finish adapts to varied interior schemes without close colour matching
- Pack-of-two format helps control furniture costs on smaller fit-outs
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 15kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A standard round dining table of this type typically seats two to four covers depending on diameter, though exact dimensions are listed separately in the product specifications. Round tables generally allow slightly more flexible seating than rectangular equivalents of the same footprint, which can be useful during busy service.
- The cast-iron base performs well on level floors and its weight contributes to stability under normal service conditions. On noticeably uneven or undulating floors, some wobble may still occur, as the base is fixed-height with no levelling feet. It is worth assessing your floor surface before ordering if this is a concern.
- Rubber wood and cast iron are not generally recommended for fully exposed outdoor environments, as prolonged moisture exposure can affect both the timber finish and the iron base over time. For a covered terrace with good weather protection, they may perform adequately, but for open outdoor use a purpose-built outdoor dining table would be the more suitable choice.