Pavia Round Dining Table Weathered Oak – Pack of 2
Product Description
The Pavia round dining table is a rubber wood tabletop unit supplied in a pack of two, finished in a weathered oak effect and supported by a cast-iron base with...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- No
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Product Description
The Pavia round dining table is a rubber wood tabletop unit supplied in a pack of two, finished in a weathered oak effect and supported by a cast-iron base with ornate detailing. It is a straightforward, mid-weight dining table designed for commercial hospitality settings where appearance and durability both matter.
In a busy bistro, café or casual dining environment, tables take a considerable amount of daily punishment — constant wiping down, knocked chairs, and the occasional heavy tray landing without warning. The rubber wood top holds up well to this kind of regular use, and the cast-iron base provides a stable, grounded footing that resists tipping and wobble over time. The round format works particularly well in tighter floor plans, allowing operators to seat covers efficiently without sharp corners restricting movement through the space.
From an operational standpoint, this table suits a range of front-of-house settings:
- Round format supports flexible cover arrangements and aisle flow
- Cast-iron base provides stability on level hard floors
- Weathered oak finish suits both traditional and contemporary interiors
- Rubber wood construction keeps the table at a manageable weight for repositioning
- Supplied as a pack of two, reducing per-unit cost for operators furnishing multiple covers
It is worth noting that at 15kg per table, these are manageable to move during room resets, though the cast-iron base means they are not intended for frequent reconfiguration. They are best suited to fixed or semi-fixed floor plans on level surfaces. These are not outdoor-rated tables, so covered terrace use should be assessed carefully depending on exposure.
This table suits independent cafés, bistros, and casual dining venues looking for a presentable, durable table at a sensible price point per cover. For higher-volume sites or venues needing heavier-duty contract furniture, it is worth exploring whether a more robust specification would better serve the long term.
If you are fitting out a new space or replacing existing covers and want to talk through what works best for your layout and service style, the team is happy to help.
Key Features
- Rubber wood tabletop with weathered oak finish for commercial use
- Ornate cast-iron base provides a stable, grounded foundation
- Round format suits flexible seating layouts and aisle flow
- Manageable 15kg weight allows occasional repositioning during resets
- Supplied as a pack of two for cost-effective cover fitting
Operational Benefits
- Round tabletop maximises cover density in tighter dining spaces
- Stable cast-iron base reduces wobble complaints during service
- Weathered oak finish complements both modern and traditional interiors
- Pack-of-two supply reduces per-unit cost when furnishing multiple covers
- Durable rubber wood construction withstands daily wiping and regular use
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 15kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- These tables are not rated for outdoor use. For a covered terrace, suitability depends on the level of exposure to moisture and temperature change — rubber wood and cast iron can both be affected by sustained damp conditions, so an outdoor-rated alternative would be the safer choice for anything beyond a sheltered interior.
- At 15kg per table the units are manageable to move, but the cast-iron base makes them better suited to fixed or semi-fixed floor plans rather than frequent reconfiguration. If your operation regularly changes room layout for events, a lighter-weight table may be more practical.
- A round table of this style typically seats two to four covers depending on diameter and chair size. The round format is particularly efficient in tighter spaces as it avoids wasted corner space and allows easier movement between tables — worth factoring in when planning your cover count per square metre.