Tables

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single compact arrangement. The tabletop is made from solid rubberwood, stained in a soft oak shade and finished with a PU matte topcoat that resists everyday surface wear. The metal base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to sit level on uneven tiled or timber floors without shimming.

In a front-of-house setting, the set performs reliably in low- to mid-volume environments — café dining rooms, hotel breakout spaces, staff canteens, and similar settings where covers turn at a moderate pace. The rubberwood construction holds up well under normal commercial use, though it is not intended for high-turnover environments where furniture takes sustained heavy punishment across multiple services daily.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Soft oak stain and matte PU finish give a clean, unfussy aesthetic that suits contemporary interiors
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on imperfect floor surfaces without tools
• Manhattan chairs tuck fully under the table, keeping floor space clear between services
• Padded seats upholstered in Shetland Forest vinyl wipe down easily and resist common spills
• Powder-coated metal base resists corrosion from routine cleaning

The set ships as a complete matched unit. At 47kg combined, delivery access and handling on installation day are worth considering, particularly for upper-floor venues or sites with restricted access. This is a four-cover configuration — venues needing larger table groupings or a different cover count should consider alternative sizing options within the range.

This set suits cafés, hotel dining rooms, staff restaurants, and smaller hospitality venues looking for a practical, consistent aesthetic across their seating. If you are furnishing a larger space or need to match an existing scheme, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit.

The Turin poseur table is a bar-height, 700mm square table designed for commercial dining rooms, bar areas, and hospitality spaces where a standing-height surface is required. It pairs a black metal base with a marble-effect laminate top, giving it a clean, contemporary appearance without the fragility or maintenance demands of natural stone.

In operational terms, the laminate surface is finished to resist everyday staining, scratching, and UV exposure — practical qualities in environments where tables are turned frequently and wiped down between covers. The metal base provides steady, stable support during service without being unduly heavy to reposition when reconfiguring a floor layout.

From a front-of-house perspective, this table works well across a range of settings:

• Laminate top resists staining and cleans down quickly between covers
• Black metal base offers a neutral finish that suits most interior schemes
• 700mm square footprint keeps the table compact where floor space is at a premium
• UV-resistant surface holds its appearance near windows or in covered outdoor areas
• Poseur height suits bar stool seating and standing service equally

It is worth being clear that this is a poseur-height table, designed for use with bar stools or standing service — it is not intended for standard seated dining. The laminate top is hardwearing in regular commercial use, but this table is best considered for indoor or covered outdoor settings; prolonged exposure to heavy rain or standing water is best avoided.

This table suits bars, café areas, and casual dining spaces that need reliable, presentable furniture at a sensible price point. For larger fit-outs or mixed seating configurations, it is worth speaking with our team before placing an order to make sure the specification aligns with your layout and volume of covers.

The Turin poseur table is a bar-height dining table designed for commercial hospitality environments. It pairs a powder-coated metal base with a marble-effect laminate top, offering a clean contemporary finish that suits a range of interior schemes without requiring the maintenance that natural stone demands.

In day-to-day service, the laminate surface handles the kind of wear that comes with consistent use — spills, knocks, and regular wipe-downs between covers — without deteriorating in appearance over time. The weighted metal base provides stable footing under normal service conditions, including covered outdoor terraces where minor wind load is a consideration.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Laminate top resists stains, scratches, and UV discolouration with minimal upkeep
• Suitable for covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor dining rooms
• Weighted base sits securely without floor fixing on level hard surfaces
• Surface cleans quickly between covers, supporting efficient table turns
• Marble-effect finish complements a wide range of hospitality interiors

At 32.8kg the table is manageable for repositioning, though two people are advisable when moving it. No tools are typically required beyond placing the base and top together. The table performs best on flat, hard floor surfaces — uneven outdoor paving may need levellers beneath the base feet to ensure stability.

This table is a practical choice for restaurants, café bars, hotel lounges, and similar venues that want a poseur-height option capable of moving between indoor and outdoor use across the seasons. If you are furnishing a larger space or have specific layout requirements, we are happy to talk through what configuration works best before you order.

The Bolero 800mm square table combines a solid acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame to produce a piece of front-of-house furniture that works in both indoor dining rooms and covered outdoor settings. It is a straightforward, well-constructed table aimed at commercial hospitality operators who need furniture that presents consistently without requiring constant attention from staff.

Acacia is a naturally dense hardwood with a tight grain, which makes it reasonably resistant to the knocks, spills, and scraping that come with regular service use. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and holds up well against moisture and general wear, making it a practical choice for terraces and beer gardens where condensation and variable weather are part of daily life.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

• Suitable for both covered outdoor terraces and indoor dining areas
• Acacia top wipes down easily between covers with minimal effort
• Powder-coated frame resists surface corrosion in damp or outdoor settings
• 800mm square top seats two comfortably and pairs well when pushing tables together for larger groups
• Industrial-influenced aesthetic sits alongside most contemporary hospitality interiors

At 13.5kg the table is solid enough to feel stable in use without being difficult to reposition when setting up for functions or adjusting covers. Assembly is straightforward and typically requires no specialist tools. If the table is used outdoors over the long term, the acacia surface benefits from occasional oiling, though this is a minor maintenance consideration rather than a regular task.

This table is well suited to cafés, gastropubs, hotel terraces, and casual dining venues looking for a reliable mid-range furniture option with a natural-material aesthetic. Operators furnishing larger outdoor spaces or high-turnover venues may find a heavier-duty or stackable alternative better suited to the logistical demands of their site.

If you are fitting out a new space or mixing this table with existing seating, the team is happy to talk through sizing and layout before you order.

The Turin rectangular dining table combines a solid rubber wood top in a weathered oak finish with a cast iron base. It is a straightforward, well-constructed piece intended for commercial dining environments where both durability and appearance are relevant to the brief.

Rubber wood is a dense, close-grained hardwood that holds up well under daily commercial use. The weathered oak finish gives the surface a warm, characterful quality that tends to wear gracefully rather than showing every mark — a practical consideration in a busy front-of-house setting. The cast iron base provides stable, low-maintenance support on level hard flooring without flex or adjustment over time.

From an operational standpoint, the Turin offers a number of practical advantages:

• Rubber wood top resists the knocks and spills of everyday service
• Weathered finish conceals minor surface wear as the table ages
• Cast iron base sits firmly on flat, hard floors without movement
• Compact footprint suits tighter dining layouts and smaller covers
• Neutral industrial-contemporary aesthetic works alongside most interior schemes

This is a standard two-to-four cover format, making it well suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, pub dining rooms, and hotel breakfast areas. It is worth confirming your floor surface before ordering — cast iron bases perform best on flat, hard flooring and may benefit from rubber feet on uneven or sensitive surfaces such as timber or stone. At 15kg, it is manageable for repositioning during a room reset without being lightweight to the point of instability.

If you are furnishing a larger dining space and need to discuss table sizing, cover counts, or whether a different format would better serve your layout, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is a compact two-person bistro table from Bolero, built with a stainless steel top and a lightweight aluminium alloy tri-base. At 700mm in diameter, it provides a practical dining surface without taking up more floor space than necessary — a consideration that matters in pavement licensed areas or tightly configured outdoor seating zones.

In everyday service use, the stainless steel top holds up well against the conditions that routinely damage lesser materials: rain, temperature variation, spilled drinks, and the general wear that comes with a busy outdoor season. It wipes down quickly between covers, which helps keep turnaround times tight when the terrace or garden is full. The aluminium base keeps the overall weight low enough that one member of staff can reposition or bring tables in at close without it becoming a task. The tri-base configuration provides stable footing on paved or lightly uneven surfaces, which is typical of most outdoor hospitality settings.

• Stainless steel top resists surface corrosion and cleans quickly between covers
• Aluminium tri-base is light enough for single-handed repositioning by staff
• Tri-base design sits stably on paved or moderately uneven outdoor surfaces
• Compact 700mm diameter suits pavement licences and space-restricted areas
• Supplied with a fixing set for straightforward self-assembly on site

This table is well suited to pavement cafés, beer gardens, courtyard dining, and covered outdoor spaces such as canopies or pergolas where some weather exposure is expected through the season. For purely indoor settings where a warmer or more formal finish would better suit the environment, a different surface material is worth considering.

If you are fitting out a larger outdoor area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this specification suits the site, the team is glad to help.

The Turin is a square pedestal dining table combining a powder-coated black metal base with a soft oak finish table top. The base uses clean, straight-edged construction rather than traditional curved legs, giving it a contemporary look that works across a range of hospitality settings — from casual cafes to more considered restaurant interiors.

At 700x700mm, the table footprint is a practical choice for most dining covers. It accommodates two diners comfortably and can be used as a four-person cover in open-plan or outdoor settings where chairs can pull in from all sides. The pedestal design keeps the floor space beneath the table clear, which is useful both for customer comfort and ease of cleaning around and beneath it.

From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth considering:

• Soft oak laminate top is wipeable and resistant to routine service use
• Pedestal base reduces trip hazards compared with four-leg frames
• Consistent colourway across the Turin range allows mixed top sizes on the same base style
• At 15.8kg the table is manageable to reposition for layout changes
• Black metal base suits both light and dark interior colour schemes

The Turin table is primarily suited to indoor use in cafes, restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality environments. It is not rated for outdoor or exposed use, and operators should ensure the floor surface is level — the pedestal base relies on floor contact rather than adjustable feet. This size works well as a standard two-cover table; operators running larger covers or banqueting formats may find a larger top more appropriate for their service style.

If you are fitting out a new dining space or matching into an existing scheme, we are happy to talk through table sizing, cover counts, and how the Turin range fits together — feel free to get in touch before placing your order.

The Turin is a rectangular dining table built around a solid black metal base with a planked oak laminate top. It is a straightforward, well-proportioned table designed for commercial dining environments — restaurants, cafés, pub dining rooms, hotel breakfast spaces, and similar settings where a consistent, hardwearing surface is a practical requirement rather than an optional extra.

In day-to-day service, the laminate top holds up well against the regular wear commercial tables take: repeated cleaning with standard chemicals, incidental spills, and sustained exposure to natural light without visible discolouration. The planked oak finish has a contemporary character that sits comfortably across a range of interior schemes without needing a specific design context to work well. The black metal base provides stable support without the bulk of cast iron or solid timber, keeping the overall look clean and unfussy.

From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth noting:

• Laminate surface resists staining, scratching, and UV discolouration under normal commercial use
• Metal base offers reliable stability without excessive weight or visual heaviness
• Rectangular format seats two to four covers and groups cleanly for larger parties
• Suitable for covered outdoor use as well as indoor dining areas
• At 26.8kg, stable enough for daily service but manageable when repositioning during layout changes

This is a standard two- to four-cover table and suits most mid-sized dining operations well. For venues running high continuous covers where surface durability or base rigidity is under greater sustained pressure, it is worth considering whether a heavier-specification alternative would better fit the demand. For most restaurant, café, and pub dining environments, the proportions and construction here are well suited to the task.

If you are fitting out a dining area and want to talk through quantities, layout spacing, or whether this table suits the look and operational demands of your venue, the team is happy to have that conversation before you commit to an order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table paired with four matching side chairs, finished consistently in a weathered oak stain across all timber surfaces. The set is designed to seat four guests and works well in café dining areas, hotel breakfast rooms, staff canteens, and similar hospitality settings where a coordinated, low-maintenance furniture solution is needed.

The table base is fabricated from powder-coated metal, which holds up well to the day-to-day knocks and cleaning routines of a busy front-of-house environment. Adjustable screw-in feet allow the table to be levelled accurately on uneven tiled or wooden floors — a practical detail that reduces wobble and customer frustration in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The rubberwood top is sealed with a matte PU coat that resists light surface moisture and is straightforward to wipe down between covers.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish and tuck neatly under the table when the dining area needs to be cleared or reconfigured. Each seat is padded and upholstered in a bison espresso vinyl, which cleans easily with standard catering sanitiser and holds up reasonably well against everyday spills and wear.

• Consistent finish across table and chairs supports a tidy, coordinated room aesthetic
• Vinyl seat upholstery cleans quickly between sittings
• Adjustable feet compensate for uneven floors without shimming
• Chairs tuck fully under the table, aiding room turnaround and cleaning access
• Rubberwood construction offers reasonable durability for light to moderate commercial use

This set is suited to lower-volume dining environments — cafés, small hotel dining rooms, staff restaurants, and similar settings. For venues operating longer service hours or expecting heavier daily use, it is worth considering a more contract-grade furniture specification. The total set weight of 47kg means delivery will require two people to handle safely during installation.

If you are fitting out a dining area and want to talk through how this set works alongside other furniture configurations or floor layouts, the team is happy to help.

The Turin is a standing-height poseur table combining a powder-coated black metal base with a concrete-effect laminate top. It is designed for front-of-house use in bars, informal dining areas, and event spaces where a contemporary industrial aesthetic is wanted without sacrificing the day-to-day durability that commercial environments demand.

In busy hospitality settings, the laminate surface performs reliably under continuous use. It resists staining, surface scratching, and UV discolouration — all of which matter in venues where tables turn repeatedly across long service periods and are exposed to spills, glassware, and direct light. The black metal base provides meaningful stability at poseur height, which is a practical consideration in high-footfall spaces where tables can be nudged or leaned on throughout service.

• Concrete-effect laminate resists stains, scratches, and UV fading under daily commercial use
• Powder-coated black metal base offers solid, grounded stability at standing height
• Suitable for both indoor use and covered outdoor dining areas
• Wipes down quickly between covers with no specialist cleaning products required
• Contemporary finish suits industrial and modern hospitality interiors well

The table provides a practical working surface for two to four standing covers depending on how the space is laid out. At just under 33kg, it is substantial enough to feel settled in use but can be repositioned as the room requires. No floor fixing is needed in most applications, though stability should be checked on uneven outdoor surfaces before use.

This table is well suited to bars, restaurants, café-bars, and event venues introducing standing-height seating as part of the floor layout. It works equally well as a primary table type in smaller spaces or as a secondary option in larger sites. Operators fitting out larger or more demanding environments — or those needing weatherproof alternatives — may find a heavier-duty option in the range a better fit.

If you are planning a furniture fit-out and want to talk through quantities, layout, or suitability for your space, we are happy to have that conversation before you commit to an order.

The Turin rectangle table pairs a black powder-coated metal pedestal base with a vintage-finish table top to produce a straightforward, presentable dining surface well suited to commercial hospitality settings. The clean, straight-line base profile keeps the look unfussy, and the 1200x760mm top provides a practical two- to four-cover footprint depending on how tightly the floor plan is arranged.

In service, the metal base offers reasonable stability for everyday dining use in cafés, restaurants, pub dining rooms and similar environments. The vintage top finish is designed to tolerate the kind of daily wear that comes with consistent covers — spills, cleaning cloths, crockery — without showing deterioration quickly, though as with any surface it benefits from prompt clearing and sensible cleaning products.

From an operational standpoint, the Turin table works well where a consistent look across a room of tables matters, particularly because the base and top combination is available in a range of colourways, making it straightforward to match an existing interior scheme or fit out a new space cohesively.

• Compact rectangular footprint suits tighter dining room layouts
• Vintage top finish provides a practical, characterful surface for daily service
• Black metal pedestal base is easy to keep clean between services
• Consistent range means colourway matching across multiple tables is achievable

It is worth considering floor type and levelling when positioning pedestal-base tables, as uneven floors can cause rocking. At just under 26kg, the table is manageable for repositioning during floor resets but is not a lightweight piece.

This table suits small to medium hospitality venues — cafés, bistros, independent restaurants — where a modern-industrial aesthetic fits the brief. For larger venues or higher-turnover environments, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty table construction would be more appropriate for the expected use.

If you are fitting out a room and want to talk through quantities, configuration or finish options, we are happy to help you work through what will suit the space.

This is a square bistro table from Bolero, constructed from powder-coated steel with an electrophoresis finish and a decorative patterned top surface. At 700mm square, it sits comfortably in the compact end of standard bistro seating layouts and is finished in black throughout.

The powder-coated steel construction with electrophoresis treatment gives this table reasonable durability in outdoor conditions, making it a practical choice for covered terraces, patios, and alfresco café seating. The electrophoresis process provides an additional layer of corrosion resistance beneath the powder coat, which helps extend the lifespan of the finish when exposed to the elements. At 7kg, it is light enough to be repositioned easily without being so lightweight that it feels unstable in use.

In practical terms, this table suits operators who need a consistent, presentable look across a seating area without a significant outlay per unit. The patterned top adds some visual character without being difficult to keep clean.

• Robust enough for year-round outdoor use in sheltered areas
• Black finish suits a range of interior and exterior schemes
• Compact 700mm footprint works well in tighter seating layouts
• Easy to reposition between covers or for seasonal setup changes
• Low maintenance surface with no requirement for specialist care

This table is best suited to cafés, bistros, pubs, and casual dining venues looking to furnish outdoor or semi-outdoor areas at a sensible price point. For higher-traffic venues or those requiring heavier gauge construction, a more substantial alternative may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a seating area and would like some guidance on quantities, spacing, or matching chairs, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

This Bolero combination pack pairs a 600mm round dark wood-effect table top with a matching aluminium pedestal base, supplied together with all the fixings needed for assembly. It is a straightforward, practical solution for operators who want to add or replace café, bar, or restaurant seating without sourcing top and base separately.

The table top carries a dark brown wood-effect finish that reads well in both traditional and contemporary front-of-house settings. Pre-drilled to match the base footprint, it uses threaded inserts that remain secure under the repeated knocks and weight shifts common in busy service environments. The aluminium base offers a stable platform, and the adjustable feet allow the table to sit level on uneven tile or stone flooring — a practical consideration in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat.

Key practical advantages for operators include:

• Pre-drilled top and matching base reduce assembly time and guesswork
• Threaded inserts resist loosening over time, reducing maintenance calls
• Adjustable feet compensate for uneven floors without shimming
• Lightweight build makes repositioning straightforward during deep cleans or layout changes
• Dark brown finish is forgiving of everyday surface wear and minor marking

No special tools or trade installation are required. The combo suits standard indoor front-of-house use; it is not rated for outdoor or covered terrace environments where prolonged moisture exposure could affect the top surface. At 600mm diameter, the table is best suited to two covers and works well in tighter bistro or café layouts where space between tables needs to be managed carefully.

This combination is well suited to cafés, small restaurants, hotel breakout areas, and pub dining spaces running modest covers. Operators furnishing larger venues or requiring heavier-duty hospitality tables may find a more substantial specification appropriate for their throughput.

If you are fitting out a room or replacing a larger number of tables, it is worth a conversation with us before ordering to make sure the proportions and finish work for your layout.

The Oxford Vintage Square Pedestal Table is a solid rubber wood dining table designed for use in pubs, bars, restaurants, and casual hospitality venues. It features a turned pedestal base and a square tabletop, giving it a traditional appearance that works well in both contemporary and more traditional settings. The rubber wood construction gives it a warm, natural finish that fits comfortably alongside a wide range of interior schemes.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial furniture. It is a dense, close-grained hardwood that holds up reasonably well under the day-to-day wear of a busy hospitality environment — spills, repeated cleaning, and the general handling that comes with high footfall service. It is not the most hardwearing material available for very high-intensity venues, but for pubs and mid-volume dining spaces it strikes a sensible balance between appearance and durability.

From an operational standpoint, the pedestal base design offers some practical advantages over four-leg alternatives:

• No corner legs to obstruct seating or create trip hazards in tighter layouts
• Easier floor cleaning around the base
• Suits two or four covers depending on chair arrangement
• The square top works well in rows or as standalone units near windows and bar frontages

At 760x760mm, the table fits comfortably within standard hospitality floor plans. It weighs just under 17kg, so repositioning during deep cleans or layout changes is manageable for one person. It is worth noting that rubber wood is not suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor use — this table is intended for dry indoor environments only.

This table is well suited to independent pubs, gastro bars, and casual dining rooms where a classic wood aesthetic is part of the venue's character. For venues with heavier footfall or a requirement for a more robust finish, it is worth considering alternatives in the range with a harder top surface or metal base.

If you are fitting out a space and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this table suits your specific environment, the team is happy to help.

This dining set pairs a rectangular Turin table with four Manhattan chairs, finished in a dark walnut stained rubberwood with a matte PU top coat. The upholstered seat pads are covered in a Shetland Forest easy-clean vinyl, making the set practical for hospitality environments where spills and frequent wiping down are part of daily service.

The table base is powder-coated steel with adjustable screw-in feet, which is a small but useful detail in older buildings or dining rooms where floors are rarely perfectly level. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps maintain circulation space during quieter periods and makes cleaning the floor around the furniture straightforward.

In practical terms, this set works well in:

• Café and bistro dining areas with moderate daily covers
• Hotel breakfast rooms and informal dining spaces
• Staff canteens and breakout areas requiring durable, coordinated furniture
• Pub dining rooms with a contemporary finish requirement

The rubberwood construction is reasonably robust for general hospitality use, though it is worth noting this is not a contract-grade furniture line intended for the highest-turnover environments. For venues running multiple sittings daily at volume, a heavier-duty commercial furniture specification may be worth considering.

At 47kg for the complete set, delivery and installation requires two people. The vinyl seat upholstery wipes clean easily, though as with all padded seating, care should be taken to avoid sharp objects that could compromise the fabric over time.

If you are fitting out a new dining space and want to talk through how this set works within your layout or cover count, we are happy to help.

The Bolero flip top bistro table pairs an ash wood surface with a lightweight aluminium frame to produce a compact, practical table for outdoor and pavement café use. The flip top mechanism allows the tabletop to fold vertically against the frame, which makes stacking and storage straightforward when space is limited or the area needs to be cleared quickly.

The ash wood top is pre-oiled prior to despatch, providing an initial level of weather resistance for outdoor settings. Aluminium framing avoids the rusting issues associated with steel in exposed environments, and the overall weight of 7kg means one person can move or reposition tables without difficulty — a practical advantage during set-up, end-of-day clear-down, or when covering for wet weather at short notice.

This table suits operators who need occasional outdoor seating that stores away neatly rather than a permanent, fixed installation. It works well for:

• Pavement café setups with limited storage space
• Seasonal outdoor seating that is brought in during off-peak periods
• Smaller hospitality venues needing flexible, easy-to-handle furniture

Being a 600mm square top, it is sized for two covers comfortably, making it a sensible choice for café-style or light dining settings rather than high-capacity restaurant service. It is worth noting that ash wood, even when oiled, benefits from periodic retreatment — Bolero's teak oil product is the recommended maintenance option to keep the surface in good condition over time.

If you have questions about suitability for your outdoor space or want to discuss furniture quantities for a larger site, we're happy to help you work through the options before you order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single, coordinated package. The tabletop is cut from solid rubberwood, finished in a soft oak stain and sealed with a matte PU top coat that resists everyday surface wear. The metal table base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, making it straightforward to level on uneven floor surfaces common in older premises.

The Manhattan chairs share the same soft oak stain as the table and are designed to tuck fully beneath the tabletop when not in use — a practical consideration in tighter dining rooms where floor space matters between services. Each chair carries a padded seat upholstered in a bison bordeaux easy-clean vinyl, which wipes down quickly after service without requiring specialist care.

From an operational standpoint, this set suits lower-turnover dining environments rather than high-volume, rapid-turnaround covers. The rubberwood construction is durable for regular use, though operators running busy all-day service should consider whether a heavier-duty specification would better fit that demand level. The matte PU coating on the tabletop provides reasonable protection but will benefit from routine care to maintain its appearance over time.

• Adjustable feet allow levelling on wood, tile, or slightly uneven floors
• Easy-clean vinyl seats reduce time spent on post-service cleaning
• Chairs tuck under the table neatly, helping to manage floor space
• Coordinated finish across table and chairs simplifies room presentation
• Powder-coated metal base offers reliable stability without floor fixings

This set is well suited to smaller cafés, wine bars, hotel breakfast rooms, or low-footfall restaurant areas where a clean, consistent aesthetic matters and covers per session are modest. If your operation runs significantly higher volumes or a more demanding service style, it is worth discussing whether a more robust alternative would serve you better long term.

If you are unsure whether this set fits your space or your service pattern, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

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.

The Bolero 600mm square leg table is a compact, two-seat table with a stainless steel top and an aluminium frame. It is designed for commercial hospitality environments where durability and practicality matter more than anything else — cafés, bistros, outside terraces, and staff canteens being typical settings.

The combination of a stainless steel top and aluminium base makes this a genuinely weather-resistant table. Aluminium does not rust, and stainless steel resists the kind of surface deterioration that affects painted or powder-coated mild steel tops over time in outdoor or high-humidity conditions. The table is also notably light at 8.5kg, which makes repositioning straightforward and reduces handling strain for front-of-house staff reconfiguring a space between sittings.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Stainless steel top wipes down quickly and resists staining from food and drink
• Aluminium base is rust-resistant and suited to covered outdoor settings
• Lightweight construction makes rearranging the floor plan simple
• Flat-packed with a fixing set included — no specialist tools required
• Compact 600mm square footprint works well in tighter dining areas

The 600mm square size is well suited to two covers and fits comfortably where space is at a premium. It is worth considering whether the top size is appropriate for your menu style — operators serving fuller table settings may find a slightly larger surface more practical. If your operation requires tables to be stacked for storage, it is worth checking stacking compatibility before ordering, as this table is not confirmed as stackable.

This table is commonly used in cafés, small restaurants, hotel terraces, and staff dining areas. If you are furnishing a larger or more formal dining space, or need a heavier-duty option for high-footfall environments, a more substantial table construction may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this table suits your layout or want to discuss quantities for a larger fit-out, feel free to get in touch with the team before placing your order.

The Tenby Outdoor Poseur Set in Onyx is a contract-specification bar-height table and chair set designed for commercial outdoor use. Each pack contains two complete sets — a square high-top table paired with two stackable bar chairs with grey seat cushions — finished in a powder-coated onyx black steel frame. This is a straightforward, practical choice for operators fitting out an outdoor trading area who need furniture that holds up to regular use without constant maintenance.

In commercial environments, outdoor furniture takes considerable punishment — seasonal weather, frequent rearrangement, heavy daily use, and the occasional knock from a busy service. The Tenby set's powder-coated steel construction resists rust and surface degradation reasonably well for year-round outdoor placement, making it a sensible option where bringing furniture in nightly isn't always practical. The stackable chairs reduce storage demand at the end of service or during quieter periods, which is a genuine operational benefit in space-limited outdoor areas.

• Contract-grade build suited to high-footfall outdoor trading areas
• Stackable chairs simplify end-of-service tidying and compact storage
• Powder-coated steel resists rust and surface wear in outdoor conditions
• Poseur height suits standing-service, bar-style, and casual dining formats
• Onyx black finish coordinates with a wide range of outdoor branding schemes

Installation requirements are minimal — no fixing, electrical, or water connections are needed. At 45kg per pack, the sets are manageable to position and reposition, though it's worth considering ground surface suitability; poseur-height furniture can be less stable on uneven or soft ground, so a level hardstanding surface is advisable. The sets are supplied as a pack of two, so quantities should be planned accordingly for your seating layout.

These sets are well suited to pubs, bars, cafes, and casual dining venues with outdoor terraces, courtyards, or garden areas where a poseur-height format fits the service style. They represent a practical mid-market option for operators wanting durable, presentable outdoor furniture without a significant capital outlay. For larger outdoor spaces requiring more extensive seating, it's worth considering whether higher-specification contract ranges with extended weather warranties would better suit the volume of use.

If you're unsure how many sets your space requires or whether poseur height is the right format for your operation, we're happy to talk it through.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set pairs a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a compact, coordinated arrangement. The tabletop is finished in a dark walnut stain with a matte PU top coat, giving it a clean, contemporary appearance that sits comfortably in café, bistro, and restaurant dining spaces. The metal table base is powder-coated for durability and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on uneven or mixed flooring surfaces.

The Manhattan chairs share the same dark walnut finish as the table, keeping the set visually consistent. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in bison cedar vinyl, which is practical in a hospitality setting — the surface wipes down quickly between covers without absorbing spills. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space during quieter periods or when reconfiguring a room layout.

This set is well suited to smaller dining rooms, café floors, and independent restaurants where a four-cover arrangement is a common unit of layout planning. The rubberwood construction is reasonably robust for light to moderate commercial use, though it is worth bearing in mind that rubberwood, while durable, will require more careful maintenance than a solid hardwood or laminate surface in very high-turnover environments. The set is available as a coordinated package, which simplifies procurement and ensures a consistent finish throughout.

If you are fitting out multiple tables or need to discuss how this set works within a broader room layout, we are happy to help you think it through before you order.

This dining set pairs a rectangular Turin table with four Manhattan side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single compact arrangement. The tabletop is made from rubberwood with a weathered oak stain and a matte PU finish, giving it a considered, contemporary appearance without being fussy. The metal base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to be levelled on uneven or mixed floor surfaces — a practical detail in older premises or spaces with tiled and timber flooring in the same area.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish as the table, keeping the set visually consistent. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Scarlett easy-clean vinyl, which is a sensible choice for any front-of-house environment where spills are routine. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space management during quieter periods or when cleaning around the furniture.

In practical terms, this set suits cafés, bistros, smaller restaurants, and hospitality venues looking for coordinated, low-maintenance seating at a reasonable price point. The rubberwood construction and vinyl upholstery keep day-to-day care straightforward, though it is worth noting this is an indoor set and should not be used in uncovered outdoor areas. At 47kg for the full set, it has a reasonable weight for the size, though consider access routes if the space involves stairs or narrow doorways.

If you are fitting out multiple covers or need a different configuration — round tables, bench seating, or higher-volume layouts — it is worth having a conversation with the team before placing an order to make sure the set works for your specific floor plan.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set brings together a rectangular rubberwood table and four matching side chairs as a coordinated four-cover seating solution. The tabletop is made from solid rubberwood, stained in a dark walnut shade and finished with a matte PU top coat that resists everyday surface wear. The metal table base is powder-coated for durability and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to be levelled accurately on uneven or tiled floors — a practical consideration in older premises where perfectly flat floors are not always guaranteed.

The Manhattan chairs share the same dark walnut stained finish as the table, giving the set a consistent appearance on the floor. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Scarlett easy-clean vinyl, which wipes down quickly between covers without the maintenance demands of fabric. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when the dining area is not in service, helping to keep floor space clear during cleaning.

• Coordinated dark walnut finish across table and chairs for a consistent look
• Easy-clean vinyl seat upholstery suits a busy front-of-house environment
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven or tiled surfaces
• Chairs tuck fully under the table to simplify floor cleaning
• Matte PU-coated tabletop resists light surface marking in daily service

This set is well suited to cafés, bistros, casual dining restaurants, and hospitality venues looking for a practical, mid-range four-cover dining solution. It works equally well in both indoor front-of-house settings and covered outdoor areas, provided it is not exposed to direct weathering. At 47kg for the complete set, it is substantial enough to feel stable in service without being difficult to reposition during a layout change. If you require larger tables, bench seating, or higher-volume configurations, alternatives are available across the furniture range.

If you are fitting out a complete dining room or mixing this set with other pieces and want to check compatibility before ordering, the team is happy to help.

The Turin poseur table is a standing-height dining table combining a powder-coated steel base with a planked oak effect laminate top. At 1120mm tall it is designed for use with high stools or as a standing surface, making it a practical choice for bar areas, café front-of-house, and casual breakout spaces. The 1200mm wide top gives a useful surface area without occupying an excessive footprint in an open floor plan.

The laminate finish is well suited to commercial use. It handles repeated wiping down between covers, resists everyday staining, and holds up against the general wear associated with a busy dining environment. The planked oak effect brings a degree of warmth to the aesthetic, sitting comfortably alongside industrial steelwork, painted brickwork, or contemporary interiors without demanding matched furniture pieces. The black powder-coated base provides structural stability and enough visual weight to anchor the table in high-footfall areas.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the main practical points are:

• Laminate surface wipes down quickly between covers without specialist cleaning products
• Powder-coated base resists light knocks and holds up in busy front-of-house environments
• Planked oak finish suits a broad range of interior schemes
• Substantial build weight adds stability without making the table awkward to reposition
• Suitable for covered outdoor use as well as indoor dining areas

This is a fixed-height table with no adjustment mechanism, so it is worth confirming the 1120mm height suits your intended use before ordering — particularly if mixing with existing seating. The 1200mm width also means it works best in open or generously spaced dining areas rather than narrow rooms or tight corridor layouts.

The Turin poseur table is well suited to cafés, bar areas, casual restaurant dining, and informal hospitality spaces where a standing-height setting and an unfussy aesthetic are priorities. It is a practical mid-range option for venues running a consistent furniture scheme on a sensible budget. For sites with heavier throughput or more demanding surface requirements, it may be worth exploring more robust alternatives in the wider range.

If you would like to talk through whether this table fits your space and seating arrangement, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Tenby Outdoor Poseur Set is a contract-grade bar-height table-and-chair combination finished in jade green powder-coated steel. Each pack contains two complete poseur sets — a square high-top table paired with two stackable bar chairs fitted with grey seat cushions. Built to a specification suitable for commercial outdoor use, this is a practical, straightforward option for operators fitting out a pub garden, café courtyard, or restaurant terrace.

In a busy outdoor setting, furniture takes more punishment than it might appear to — exposure to weather, constant rearrangement, and heavy daily use all take their toll. The powder-coated steel frame is designed to resist rust and hold up through repeated use across seasons, which makes it a sensible choice for year-round outdoor seating areas rather than purely seasonal installations. The stackable chairs are a practical consideration where storage space is limited during quieter periods or off-season closures.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages of this set include:

• Rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame suited to permanent outdoor installation
• Stackable bar chairs that simplify storage and end-of-service clearing
• Grey seat cushions included, reducing the need for separate soft furnishing purchases
• Poseur height suitable for high-top bar-style seating layouts
• Sold as a pack of two sets, keeping unit cost manageable when fitting larger areas

At 45kg per pack, delivery and positioning will require two people. The steel construction means these sets are heavier than aluminium or polypropylene alternatives, which is worth bearing in mind if staff are routinely moving furniture between service areas. For very high-volume venues or exposed coastal sites where corrosion risk is elevated, it is worth discussing whether a more heavy-duty specification would be appropriate.

This set is well suited to small-to-medium hospitality venues — pubs, cafés, bistros, and casual dining restaurants — looking for a consistent, contract-quality outdoor furniture solution without over-specifying. Operators furnishing larger terraces or requiring a broader range of seating configurations may want to consider complementary pieces or higher-capacity options within the range.

If you're unsure how many sets your space requires, or whether this specification is right for your site conditions, we're happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Turin round table pairs a black powder-coated metal pedestal base with a vintage-finish table top to produce a compact, freestanding dining table well suited to café, restaurant, and casual hospitality environments. The 760mm round top sits on a single central pedestal, which keeps the floor area beneath the table clear — a practical advantage in tighter front-of-house layouts where chair placement and cleaning access matter.

In a busy service environment, pedestal tables like the Turin perform reliably in medium-traffic settings. The single-column base avoids the leg conflicts that can occur with four-legged alternatives, making seating slightly easier and allowing covers to be managed more flexibly. At just under 17kg the table is manageable to reposition when the floor layout needs to change, without being so light that it feels unstable during service.

The vintage-style top brings a considered aesthetic without leaning into overly trend-driven styling — it sits comfortably alongside both contemporary and more traditional interior schemes. Key practical points worth noting:

• Single pedestal base keeps floor space beneath fully clear for cleaning
• Compact 760mm diameter suits two covers or a single working space
• Black metal base with straight-line detailing suits a range of interior schemes
• Manageable weight allows repositioning without specialist equipment
• Vintage top finish offers a degree of visual warmth without high-maintenance materials

The Turin range is primarily suited to front-of-house hospitality — cafés, bistros, casual dining restaurants, and bar areas where a clean, modern-rustic look is appropriate. At 760mm diameter, this is a two-cover table and is not intended for larger party seating. For operators needing larger tops or heavier contract-grade construction for high-footfall venues, alternative options in the range may be worth considering.

If you are specifying furniture across a full dining room or want to discuss how this table coordinates with seating and other pieces in the Turin range, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bolero 600mm round dining table is a compact, two-cover table supplied as a complete matched set — base and top together — so there is no need to source components separately or check compatibility before assembly. The 600mm diameter keeps the footprint manageable, which matters in venues where the distance between tables needs careful management to maintain comfortable covers without losing floor capacity.

The powder-coated base provides a stable platform during service. The weighting helps the table sit firmly on the floor when customers push back or shift their weight, reducing the minor but persistent disruption that lighter, less stable bases can cause across a busy dining room. The table top carries a scratch-resistant surface and a PVC edge trim that protects the most vulnerable point from chipping through regular use and daily cleaning routines.

From a practical standpoint, the main operational advantages are:

• Matched base and top supplied together — no separate sourcing or compatibility checks
• Powder-coated finish holds up well to everyday knocks and surface contact
• PVC edge trim reduces chipping at the table perimeter over time
• Weighted base stays planted during service without anchoring
• 600mm diameter suits high-density layouts where space between covers is tight

This table is well suited to cafés, bistros, casual dining restaurants, and breakout spaces where turnover is steady and a clean, unfussy look is preferred. It is not specified for outdoor use or heavy-duty contract environments where a more robust build would be appropriate. For venues needing larger table sizes or configurations beyond two covers, there are alternatives worth considering.

If you are working through a fit-out and want to discuss quantities or whether this specification suits your floor plan, the team is glad to help you think it through.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing a complete four-cover seating solution in a coordinated finish. The table top is made from solid rubberwood, stained in a soft oak shade and sealed with a matte PU top coat that resists minor knocks and surface moisture in everyday front-of-house use. The metal base is powder-coated for durability and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to sit level on uneven or mixed-surface floors without shimming.

The Manhattan chairs share the same soft oak stain, keeping the set visually consistent across the dining space. Each chair carries a padded seat upholstered in a Shetland Sea vinyl — a practical choice for hospitality settings where seats need to be wiped down quickly between covers. The chairs are proportioned to tuck neatly under the table when the space is not in use, which helps with room flow and housekeeping.

This set is well suited to:

• Café dining rooms and coffee shop seating areas
• Pub dining and restaurant bistro sections with lower cover turnover
• Breakout and staff dining areas where a compact four-cover arrangement is needed
• Hospitality venues looking for a coordinated, easy-maintenance furniture package

The rubberwood construction gives a reasonable weight-to-durability ratio for light to moderate commercial use, though operators expecting very high daily turnover or heavy contract use should consider a heavier-duty furniture range. At 47kg for the full set, delivery and in-room positioning is straightforward for two people without specialist equipment.

If you are fitting out a larger dining space and want to discuss how this set works alongside other table configurations, the team is happy to help you plan the layout before you order.

This Bolero poseur table combines a solid acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame to produce a standing-height bar table suited to commercial pub, bar, and casual dining environments. The proportions — 600mm square at poseur height — make it a practical choice for bar areas, covered terraces, and anywhere operators want to encourage standing or stool-height seating without occupying more floor space than necessary.

Acacia is a naturally dense hardwood that copes well with the day-to-day knocks, spills, and routine cleaning that come with commercial use. It does not need the regular retreatment that softer timber furniture requires, which makes it a more practical choice for busy venues. The powder-coated steel frame adds durability without excessive weight, and the combination holds up well across both indoor settings and covered or semi-exposed outdoor areas such as smoking terraces and beer gardens.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• At 14.5kg, it is manageable to reposition but is not a lightweight folding option
• Acacia naturally develops colour variation over time — this is characteristic of the material
• The powder-coated frame resists surface rust but should not be left standing in pooled water
• Best suited to sheltered outdoor use — not intended for fully exposed, all-weather positioning

This table is well suited to pubs, bars, and casual dining venues fitting out bar or terrace areas with a consistent commercial aesthetic. The 600mm footprint works comfortably for two standing users or two bar stools. For particularly high-turnover standing areas or larger terrace schemes, a heavier-gauge or larger-format option may be worth considering.

If you are specifying furniture across a full bar fit-out and want guidance on matching seating or quantities for your space, the team is glad to help you think it through.