FLAT Auto Adjust KX22 Dining Table Base | Cast Iron
Product Description
The FLAT Auto-Adjust KX22 is a cast iron dining table base designed for use with smaller table tops, typically up to 750mm in diameter. Its defining feature is the PAD...
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 720(H)mm
- Material
- Cast Iron
- Warranty
- 1 Year
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Product Description
The FLAT Auto-Adjust KX22 is a cast iron dining table base designed for use with smaller table tops, typically up to 750mm in diameter. Its defining feature is the PAD system — a patented hydraulic actuator built into the base that automatically compensates for uneven floor surfaces, keeping the table level and stable without manual adjustment.
In a busy hospitality environment, uneven floors are a common reality, particularly in older buildings, outdoor terraces, or areas with tiled or stone flooring. The KX22 addresses this without requiring staff intervention — when the table is placed or moved, the stabilising mechanism adjusts automatically. This is a practical advantage during service when time is limited and re-levelling tables manually is not a realistic option.
The self-stabilising design also makes it straightforward to push tables together for larger covers, as the base adjusts independently of adjacent tables, allowing multiple tops to sit flush and level.
- Suitable for table tops up to 750mm — well suited to café, bistro, and smaller dining settings
- Automatic floor compensation removes the need for manual levelling feet adjustments
- Cast iron construction provides the floor weight needed to keep smaller tops stable during service
- The 330mm top plate offers a clean, compact footprint appropriate for tighter layouts
At 10kg, the base is manageable for repositioning, though it has sufficient mass to anchor lighter table tops without tipping risk. It is worth confirming your floor loading requirements if the bases are to be used across a large seating area on a suspended floor.
The KX22 is best suited to cafés, restaurants, hotel lobbies, and contract hospitality venues using two- or four-seater configurations with tops up to 750mm. For larger table tops or higher-footfall venues requiring greater stability, a heavier-duty base from the range may be more appropriate.
If you are specifying bases across a full dining floor or working with non-standard top sizes, the team is happy to talk through what will work best for your layout.
Key Features
- Patented hydraulic PAD system auto-adjusts to uneven floor surfaces
- Accommodates table tops up to 750mm diameter on 330mm top plate
- Cast iron construction provides stable base weight for smaller tops
- Self-stabilises on repositioning, supporting multi-table alignment
- Compact 720mm column height suited to standard dining configurations
Operational Benefits
- Eliminates manual re-levelling during service on uneven floors
- Reduces staff time spent adjusting tables between covers
- Allows seamless table joining without misaligned or rocking tops
- Durable cast iron build withstands the demands of daily hospitality use
- Suitable for older buildings and tiled floors where levelling is a recurring issue
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 720(H)mm
- Material
- Cast Iron
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 10kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The KX22 is designed for use with table tops up to 750mm in diameter. It is well suited to two-seater configurations in cafés, bistros, and compact dining rooms. For larger tops, a base with a wider top plate and greater footprint would give better stability.
- The base uses a patented hydraulic actuator — the PAD system — that responds to surface irregularities automatically when the table is placed or repositioned. There are no manual feet to turn or locking mechanisms to engage, which makes it practical for front-of-house staff to manage without tools.
- The auto-levelling function makes it particularly useful on outdoor terraces and patio areas where surface levels vary. However, as the base is cast iron, prolonged exposure to rain or standing water without appropriate protection could affect the finish over time — it is worth considering a weather-resistant treatment or cover if outdoor use is regular.