Dining and Rectangular Tables

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 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.

The Pavia is a round dining table finished in soft oak, sold in packs of two. The tabletop is constructed from rubber wood, which offers reasonable durability for light to moderate commercial use, and sits on a cast-iron base with ornate detailing. It is a straightforward, presentable table suited to casual dining environments where a warm, natural aesthetic is appropriate.

In practice, rubber wood performs well in environments with consistent indoor conditions and moderate footfall. It is not as hard-wearing as solid oak or laminate-topped alternatives, so it is best suited to lower-intensity settings rather than high-turnover operations where tables take sustained heavy use throughout a long service day. The cast-iron base provides a stable, weighted foundation that resists tipping, which is a practical advantage in busier floor plans.

The Pavia works well in bistros, café dining rooms, wine bars, and hotel breakfast areas where the look of a natural wood surface contributes to the room's character. It is also commonly used in function rooms or event spaces where tables are set up periodically rather than in continuous daily service.

• Sold in packs of two, keeping per-unit cost practical for operators fitting out multiple covers
• Ornate cast-iron base suits both traditional and contemporary interior schemes
• Round format encourages flexible seating arrangements and works well in tighter floor plans
• Soft oak finish complements neutral and warm interior palettes

It is worth considering the number of covers you need to seat and the intensity of your service before committing to a table specification. If you are fitting out a high-turnover environment or need a surface with greater resistance to moisture and impact, it may be worth discussing laminate or resin-topped alternatives with the team first.

If you are unsure whether the Pavia is the right fit for your space or service style, we are happy to talk it through.

The Pavia round dining table is a compact, freestanding table designed for front-of-house use in cafés, bistros, and casual dining environments. Supplied in a pack of two, it features a round dark walnut tabletop in rubber wood and a cast-iron base with ornate detailing. The combination of materials gives it a traditional feel that sits comfortably in both contemporary and more classically styled dining rooms.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial tabletops — it holds its surface reasonably well under everyday use and is straightforward to wipe down between covers. The cast-iron base provides a stable platform and is unlikely to shift under normal service conditions, which matters in a busy room where tables take regular knocks from passing staff and customers.

From an operational standpoint, round tables of this type tend to work well in tighter floor plans where square tables create awkward gaps, and they can often seat one additional cover in a pinch. The pack-of-two format is sensible for operators fitting out a room rather than sourcing individual pieces.

• Stable cast-iron base suits busy front-of-house environments
• Round format works well in irregular or compact floor plans
• Rubber wood top is practical for daily front-of-house use
• Dark walnut finish suits a range of interior styles
• Pack of two helps operators match and plan seating layouts efficiently

These tables are best suited to lower-footfall or mid-volume dining rooms — a café, small bistro, or breakout dining area rather than a high-turnover restaurant running back-to-back covers all day. Each table weighs 15kg, which is manageable for repositioning but worth bearing in mind if the layout changes frequently.

If you're fitting out a larger dining room or need tables built for heavier daily use, it's worth having a conversation with us about what's available — we're happy to talk through the options based on your specific setup.

The Pavia Square Dining Table is a solid rubber wood table designed for use in bistros, cafés, and casual dining environments. Sold in packs of two, it combines a square wooden tabletop with a cast-iron base featuring ornate detailing — a practical choice for operators who want a table that holds its own aesthetically without sacrificing durability.

Rubber wood is a well-regarded material for commercial dining furniture. It handles the day-to-day demands of hospitality use reasonably well — repeated wipe-downs, the odd knock from a passing trolley, and the general wear that comes with consistent service. The vintage finish suits both traditional interiors and more relaxed contemporary dining rooms, which makes it a flexible option if you're fitting out a space with a defined look.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• The cast-iron base provides solid stability on level surfaces
• Sold as a pack of two — pricing and delivery reflect this
• The vintage finish may show surface marks over time and benefits from regular maintenance
• Rubber wood can be sensitive to prolonged moisture exposure, so outdoor or semi-outdoor use is not recommended
• Consider floor surface and levelling requirements before installation

These tables are well suited to smaller restaurants, café chains, or pub dining areas looking for a consistent aesthetic across multiple covers. If you're fitting out a higher-volume site or need tables with more robust surface protection, there are heavier-duty options worth exploring.

If you're unsure how many tables your space requires, or whether this finish will hold up in your particular environment, we're happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Pavia is a square dining table built for commercial use in bistros, cafés, and casual dining venues. The tabletop is constructed from rubber wood in a weathered oak finish, paired with a cast-iron base featuring ornate detailing. This combination gives the table enough visual character to work across both contemporary and more traditional interior schemes without looking out of place in either. Tables are supplied as a pack of two.

Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood that holds up well under the daily demands of a hospitality environment — repeated cleaning, shifting chairs, and the general wear of customer use. The cast-iron base provides a stable, weighted foundation that reduces the risk of tipping and contributes to a sense of solidity at the table. The ornate base detailing suits venues that want a more considered aesthetic rather than a purely functional look.

In practical terms, the Pavia suits venues where space efficiency matters. The square format works well where operators want flexibility — tables can be arranged individually for smaller covers or pushed together for larger parties. The pack-of-two format is useful for venues fitting out multiple covers at once.

• Weathered oak finish suits both traditional and modern interiors
• Cast-iron base provides stability and a premium feel underfoot
• Rubber wood construction handles the wear of everyday commercial use
• Square format allows flexible table arrangements
• Supplied as a pack of two, practical for multi-cover fit-outs

These tables are best suited to lower-footfall hospitality settings — a neighbourhood café, wine bar, or boutique bistro — rather than high-turnover environments where heavier-duty commercial furniture would be more appropriate. For venues expecting sustained heavy use, it is worth considering a more robust specification.

If you are fitting out a new space or matching existing furniture, our team is happy to talk through what will work best for your layout and service style.

The Pavia is a square dining table designed for commercial front-of-house use, sold here as a pack of two. The tabletop is constructed from rubber wood finished in a soft oak tone, paired with a cast-iron base that features ornate detailing. The combination gives the table a grounded, traditional character that sits comfortably in both contemporary and more classically styled spaces.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial dining environments. It offers reasonable surface hardness and dimensional stability, and takes everyday service use — including the routine knocks, spills, and turnovers that come with a busy dining room — without significant complaint. The cast-iron base provides a low centre of gravity and sturdy footing, which matters in tight covers where customers and staff are moving around the table constantly.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Sold as a pack of two — pricing and delivery reflect both units
• Cast-iron base adds meaningful weight per table; factor this into floor loading and ease of room reconfiguration
• Soft oak finish suits neutral and warm interior colour schemes; less suited to very dark or industrial palettes
• Square format works well for two covers and can be pushed together for four
• Surface should be treated as standard commercial wood — avoid prolonged standing water and use appropriate cleaning products

The Pavia is well suited to bistros, cafés, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants looking for a consistent, practical table that holds its appearance over time without demanding significant maintenance. For higher-volume venues or those requiring heavier-duty contract furniture, a more robust specification may be worth considering.

If you're furnishing a new space or want to discuss quantities and layout options, the team is happy to help you work through what suits your covers and room configuration.

The Pavia Square Dining Table is a commercial-grade dining table supplied in a pack of two, making it a practical choice when furnishing or refreshing a dining room, café, or bistro in one order. The tabletop is constructed from rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, and the base is cast iron with ornate detailing — a pairing that suits both traditional and contemporary front-of-house environments.

Rubber wood is a reasonably hard-wearing choice for commercial dining use, holding up well to daily table service in low-to-medium-volume environments. The cast-iron base provides good stability underfoot and resists the kind of gradual loosening that lighter pedestal bases can develop over time with repeated chair movement and cleaning. That said, at 15kg per table, these are not the lightest units to reposition frequently — worth bearing in mind if your layout changes regularly.

Practical considerations for operators include:

• Supplied as a pack of two — efficient for opening orders or phased refits
• Square format suits booth arrangements, wall-side placement, or close-set café layouts
• Cast-iron base offers stable footing on level hard floors
• Dark walnut finish works across a range of interior colour schemes
• Rubber wood construction is straightforward to wipe down between covers

These tables are best suited to independent cafés, bistros, wine bars, and smaller restaurant dining rooms where a consistent, unfussy aesthetic is needed without a large per-unit outlay. They are not intended for high-footfall venues where tables are moved and stacked repeatedly throughout the day — in those environments, a more robust folding or stackable option would be more practical.

If you are specifying tables for a full dining room fit-out or have questions about quantities and layout, feel free to get in touch — it is often worth a conversation before placing a larger order.

The Bolero 700mm square table combines an ash wood top with an aluminium frame to produce a practical, presentable dining table suited to both indoor and covered outdoor settings. The ash surface has a natural grain appearance that works well in casual dining rooms, pub gardens, and café terraces without looking out of place in smarter surroundings.

The teak oil finish applied to the ash top helps the surface resist minor scuffs, moisture, and the general wear that comes with regular hospitality use. It is not impervious to sustained exposure to heavy rain or pooled water, so in fully exposed outdoor settings some seasonal maintenance or appropriate storage during harsh weather is advisable.

From an operational standpoint, the aluminium base keeps the overall weight manageable — useful when rearranging covers for different party sizes — while providing enough stability to avoid movement during service. The square format makes efficient use of floor space and allows tables to be pushed together for larger groups without awkward gaps.

• Ash top with teak oil finish resists everyday surface wear
• Aluminium frame keeps the table light enough to reposition easily
• Square format allows flexible cover arrangements and table pairing
• Suitable for indoor use and sheltered outdoor dining areas
• Straightforward to wipe down between covers

This table suits cafés, pubs, bistros, and casual dining operations looking for a clean, natural aesthetic without a high maintenance burden. It is a practical mid-range option; operators fitting out a larger terrace or a high-turnover venue may want to consider heavier-duty outdoor-specific alternatives from the wider range.

If you are unsure whether this table is the right fit for your space or service style, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

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.

The Turin rectangle table pairs a black powder-coated metal pedestal base with a soft oak finish table top. The base uses clean, straight-line geometry that sits comfortably within contemporary dining schemes without pulling focus from the wider room design. At 1200x700mm, the top provides a practical two- to four-cover surface that works well in standard dining layouts.

In a busy front-of-house environment, the metal base construction holds up well to the daily wear of a working dining room — chairs being pushed back, cleaning crews wiping down surfaces, and the general contact that comes with continuous table turns. The soft oak top finish is chosen for its versatility; it reads as warm and neutral, making it relatively straightforward to coordinate with different seating and interior colour palettes.

From an operational standpoint, this table suits operators who need a consistent, presentable table across a number of covers without commissioning bespoke furniture:

• Black metal base resists everyday scuffs and marks in service conditions
• Soft oak top finish coordinates with a wide range of seating and interior schemes
• Rectangular format supports flexible floor plan arrangements
• Flat-pack or self-assembly format keeps delivery and installation straightforward
• Available with alternative top finishes if the soft oak does not suit your scheme

At just under 25kg, the table is manageable to reposition during floor plan changes, though it is worth factoring in that pedestal bases generally offer less lateral stability than four-leg frames — something to consider in higher-traffic or outdoor-adjacent settings. This table is intended for indoor use in a controlled hospitality environment rather than exposed or semi-outdoor spaces.

The Turin range is well suited to café-bars, casual dining restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and staff canteens where a clean, modern aesthetic is required across a consistent run of tables. If you are fitting out a larger space or need a heavier-duty surface for high-volume table turns, it is worth discussing whether an alternative specification would serve you better.

If you are unsure which top finish, base style, or table size works best for your layout and cover count, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Turin rectangle table pairs a dark wood-effect top with a black metal pedestal base in a clean, straight-lined profile. At 1200x700mm across the top, it offers a practical dining footprint that works for two covers comfortably and can accommodate three in tighter seatings. The base is a single central pedestal design, which keeps the floor space beneath clear and makes cleaning around and underneath the table straightforward — a practical advantage in busy dining environments where floors need to be cleared quickly between services.

The metal base construction is solid enough for regular commercial use. The straight-line aesthetic sits comfortably in contemporary café, restaurant, and hospitality settings without leaning too far into any particular design direction, which makes it reasonably versatile across different interior schemes. The dark wood top surface suits warmer or more neutral room palettes well and holds up presentably under normal front-of-house conditions.

From an operational standpoint, this table offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Pedestal base keeps floor area clear for easier cleaning between covers
• Rectangular format suits booth-style arrangements or row seating layouts
• Dark wood top surface is forgiving in high-turnover settings
• Single-piece base reduces rocking risk compared to four-leg frames on uneven floors
• Consistent finish across the Turin range supports a uniform dining room look

At 24.9kg, the table is stable without being difficult to reposition when you need to reconfigure a dining room for events or larger parties. It does not require any installation — it arrives ready to place — though it is worth confirming floor levelness, as with any pedestal base, to avoid unwanted movement during service.

This table is well suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, hotel breakfast rooms, and similar hospitality settings with moderate to high cover turnover. It is a mid-range option in terms of build weight; operators fitting out a high-volume venue or an outdoor-adjacent area may want to consider a heavier-duty or weather-resistant alternative.

If you are specifying tables across a larger dining room or want to discuss how the Turin range fits your layout, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit to an order.

This Bolero rectangular dining table combines a pre-oiled acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame in a straightforward industrial style. At 1800mm wide and 900mm deep, the surface comfortably seats four and can accommodate six when covers need to be pushed, making it a practical option for operators looking to get more from their floor space without crowding the room.

Acacia is a dense, close-grained hardwood that handles the everyday wear of a busy dining environment well. Spills, knocks, and regular cleaning are unlikely to cause rapid deterioration, provided the top receives periodic re-oiling to maintain its surface resistance over time. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and holds up better against corrosion than painted or bare-metal alternatives, which matters in environments with higher ambient humidity or covered outdoor exposure.

A few practical points worth noting for operators:

• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven or slightly sloping floors, reducing table movement during service
• Foot caps protect tiled or hardwood flooring from marking when the table is repositioned
• At 33kg, the table is stable under normal use and manageable for two staff to move during layout changes
• The matte-black steel frame sits comfortably alongside a range of interior schemes without requiring a fully matched furniture set
• The pre-oiled acacia top needs periodic re-oiling to maintain water resistance — a straightforward task but one to factor into maintenance routines

The table is suited to indoor use and covered outdoor settings. Prolonged exposure to direct rain or standing water will shorten the life of the wood top regardless of the oil finish, so fully unsheltered outdoor terraces are best avoided. Operators who need a smaller footprint will find shorter widths in the same range, and for environments where tables take very heavy daily punishment, a fully laminated or solid steel surface may be a more practical long-term choice.

This table works well in cafés, pub dining rooms, casual restaurants, and hospitality venues running an industrial, reclaimed, or pared-back aesthetic — particularly where the furniture is expected to contribute to the room's character rather than simply fill it.

If you are planning a layout and want to talk through table sizing, configuration, or suitability for a specific setting, our team is glad to help you think it through.

This rectangular dining table from Bolero combines a solid acacia wood top with a matte black powder-coated steel frame. It is a straightforward, well-constructed piece designed for commercial front-of-house use — appropriate for indoor dining rooms and covered or open outdoor spaces alike.

Acacia is a naturally hard, dense timber that holds up to regular daily use better than softer woods. In a commercial context, this matters — the surface resists marking and wear without looking tired quickly. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and resists corrosion, which is particularly relevant for pub gardens, hotel terraces, or any setting with regular weather exposure. At 17.5kg, the table sits firmly without needing to be fixed to the floor.

• Parasol hole fitted as standard for uncovered outdoor use
• Foot plugs included to protect hard flooring and improve stability
• Powder-coated frame resists rust in outdoor and humid environments
• Panelled wood surface adds warmth without looking domestic
• Rectangular format works efficiently in booth-style or free-standing arrangements

There are no installation requirements — the table is ready to use on arrival. One honest consideration: solid wood surfaces in commercial settings benefit from occasional re-oiling or treatment, particularly if left outdoors year-round. For venues with very high cover volumes or environments where surface maintenance is difficult, a fully synthetic or resin-topped table may be more practical.

This table is well suited to cafés, bistros, casual dining rooms, pub gardens, and hotel terraces where a natural timber aesthetic fits the interior direction. The 1200mm width comfortably accommodates two to four covers depending on layout. The range includes wider and longer table formats for larger seating configurations.

If you are planning a seating layout and want guidance on table sizing or how this fits alongside other Bolero pieces, the team is glad to assist.

The Bolero Arlo is a round dining table with a white MDF top and a steel frame and legs. At 798mm across, it seats two comfortably and can accommodate a third cover in tighter or high-density layouts. It is part of the wider Arlo range, designed to coordinate with the matching chair collection for a consistent front-of-house scheme.

In everyday hospitality use, the white top wipes down quickly between covers, which is a practical advantage during busy service when floor staff have limited time between turnarounds. The steel base handles the routine knocks and scrapes of a working dining room without showing the wear that lighter-framed alternatives often do over time.

• White MDF top offers a clean, contemporary surface for front-of-house settings
• Steel frame and legs provide stable, knock-resistant support under daily use
• Easy-wipe top keeps cover-turnaround time to a minimum during service
• Compact round format suits smaller floor plans and flexible seating arrangements
• Coordinates with the Bolero Arlo chair range for a unified dining room look

At 9.7kg, the table is light enough to reposition between services or when reconfiguring for an event layout. One practical limitation worth noting: the MDF top is an indoor surface. It is not suited to outdoor use or covered terraces where humidity and moisture exposure are variable. Operators considering it for a semi-outdoor setting should factor this in before ordering.

This table is well suited to independent cafés, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants looking for a coordinated look at a sensible price point. Venues with heavier footfall or rougher day-to-day treatment may find a table with a more hardwearing surface material a better long-term fit.

If you are fitting out a new space or trying to match an existing scheme, we are happy to talk it through — give us a call or send a message and we can point you in the right direction.

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 is a rectangular dining table built for commercial front-of-house use. It pairs a black powder-coated metal base with a laminate top finished in a concrete effect — a combination that is straightforward to maintain and sits comfortably within a range of interior schemes without demanding matched furniture throughout.

In a working hospitality setting, the laminate surface performs reliably across multiple sittings. It resists everyday staining and surface scratching reasonably well, and the UV-resistant finish means it holds its appearance in spaces with natural light or covered outdoor areas. At just under 27kg, the table sits firmly without shifting underfoot during service, while remaining manageable enough for staff to reposition when reconfiguring covers.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Laminate surface resists stains and light scratching, staying presentable with routine cleaning
• UV-resistant finish makes it suitable for covered outdoor areas as well as indoor dining
• Black metal base works across a wide range of interior styles without needing matched sets
• Consistent rectangular sizing supports straightforward cover planning
• Low-maintenance materials reduce between-service cleaning time

The table ships ready to position once assembled and requires no installation work. It is rated for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use, though prolonged exposure to standing water or direct rain is best avoided with any laminate-topped furniture. The 1200mm width comfortably accommodates two covers in a standard layout.

The Turin suits cafés, restaurant dining rooms, hotel breakfast areas, and similar front-of-house environments where a clean, durable table is needed without a heavy outlay. It is a practical mid-range commercial piece rather than a heavy-contract specification product, so operators furnishing high-turnover or exposed outdoor sites at volume may find a more robust option better suited to their needs.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to talk through whether this table is the right choice for your environment, we are happy to help.

The Turin is a 600mm round dining table with a walnut laminate top and a black powder-coated metal base. It is a straightforward furniture choice for operators who need tables that look presentable, clean up quickly and hold up to the daily demands of commercial dining without requiring ongoing maintenance.

In busy service environments — cafés, pub dining rooms, hotel breakfast spaces, and staffed canteens — furniture is handled constantly and needs to stay presentable without refinishing or early replacement. The laminate surface on the Turin resists everyday surface marks, staining and fading, which keeps covers looking consistent through repeated service periods. The metal base provides stable support with enough weight to sit securely underfoot, while still being practical to reposition during a layout change or end-of-service clean.

The practical advantages for operators are:

• Laminate surface wipes clean quickly between covers, helping to maintain table turn speed
• Suitable for covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor dining areas
• Round format removes awkward corners from tight circulation routes
• Powder-coated metal base requires no timber maintenance and resists everyday knocks

At 600mm across, this table is well suited to two covers and works particularly well in compact café layouts, smaller dining rooms, or terrace areas where space is limited. Operators seating larger parties or needing group dining solutions would be better served by a wider table format — we carry a range of alternatives at larger diameters.

The table arrives flat-packed for straightforward self-assembly and does not require trade installation. If you are fitting out a new space or ordering across multiple covers, it is worth considering floor surface conditions — on uneven outdoor surfaces, adjustable levelling feet may be a sensible addition.

If you are working through a dining room layout or unsure how many tables will suit your floor plan, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to quantities.

The Turin is a 600mm round dining table built for commercial front-of-house use. It combines a powder-coated metal base with a laminate top finished in a planked oak effect — a pairing that gives it a clean, contemporary look without relying on materials that demand significant upkeep. At standard dining height, it sits comfortably within most seating layouts and feels proportionate rather than bulky.

The laminate surface is well suited to environments with high cover turnover. It resists staining, surface scratching, and UV discolouration, which matters in spaces running through multiple services a day. Cleaning between covers requires nothing more than a wipe-down, and the finish holds its appearance without the maintenance that real wood or stone surfaces require. The metal base provides enough stability for everyday use while keeping the overall weight manageable, so repositioning for event layouts or cover reconfigurations is straightforward.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Laminate top is moisture-resistant and suitable for covered alfresco or pavement dining
• The 600mm diameter seats two covers comfortably — it is not suited to regular parties of three or more
• The powder-coated base finish should be checked against your existing furniture scheme
• Supplied as a complete unit — no separate base or top required

This table is best suited to compact dining rooms, pavement cafés, or as a flexible two-cover option within a larger mixed-format layout. Operators needing to seat larger parties consistently, or those looking to maximise covers with rectangular formats, may find a larger or differently shaped table a more practical fit.

If you're working through a dining area layout and want to discuss table sizing or format mix before committing, we're happy to talk it through.

The Turin is a 600mm round dining table built for commercial hospitality use. It pairs a black powder-coated metal base with a laminate top finished in a concrete effect — a practical combination that covers both durability and appearance without overcomplicating the brief.

The laminate surface is designed to take the daily wear that comes with a busy dining room: knocks, spills, and repeated cleaning with commercial products. It resists staining and surface scratching, and carries UV resistance, which means the finish holds up equally well in naturally lit spaces and on covered outdoor terraces without fading or lifting over time. The metal base provides a stable, weighted platform that sits securely under normal service conditions without constant adjustment.

The concrete-effect finish gives the table a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably in a range of settings — industrial and minimalist interiors, or more traditional dining rooms where a neutral tone works as background rather than statement.

• Hardwearing laminate resists stains, scratches, and UV fading
• Suitable for covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor dining
• Black powder-coated metal base provides a stable commercial platform
• Concrete-effect finish works across a wide range of interior styles
• Low-maintenance surface handles regular commercial cleaning routines

At 600mm across, this is a compact table that suits tighter floor plans or venues where covers per square metre matter. It is well suited to two-person settings in café and casual dining environments. Operators fitting out larger dining rooms or planning for group covers should consider whether a larger diameter would better serve their layout.

If you are working through a fit-out or want to talk about quantities and configuration, the team is glad to help you think it through before you commit.

The Turin is a 700mm square dining table designed for commercial hospitality use. It combines a black powder-coated metal base with a walnut-finish laminate top, producing a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably across a range of dining settings — from independent cafés and bistros through to hotel breakfast rooms and casual restaurant floors.

In commercial dining rooms, table surfaces take consistent punishment: crockery, cutlery, spilled liquids, cleaning chemicals, and daily turnover all take their toll. The laminate finish on the Turin is built to handle that kind of sustained use. It resists staining, surface scratching, and UV discolouration, and it wipes down quickly between covers — which matters when front-of-house staff are working through a busy service with limited time between turns.

The metal base contributes to a stable, planted feel underfoot. At 16kg overall, the table is substantial enough to sit firmly without shifting during service, while still being manageable when staff need to reconfigure the floor layout for larger parties or events.

• Laminate top resists staining, scratching and UV discolouration
• Wipe-clean surface supports fast turnaround between covers
• Metal base provides stable footing on level hard floors
• Suitable for indoor use and covered outdoor areas
• Walnut finish works with both light and dark interior schemes

At 700mm square, this is a standard two-cover table. It seats two comfortably and can take a third in informal settings at a push. It is well suited to venues where space efficiency matters and a consistent floor appearance is important. For sites that regularly need to seat larger groups, rectangular or wider-format tables may be worth considering alongside this option.

If you are specifying tables across a full fit-out or want to talk through how this format works within your floor plan, the team are glad to help before you place an order.

The Turin is a 700mm square dining table designed for commercial food service use. It combines a black powder-coated metal base with a planked oak laminate top, giving it a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably across a range of dining environments — from casual cafés and coffee shops through to pub dining rooms and staff restaurants.

In a busy dining room where tables are turned over repeatedly throughout service, the laminate surface earns its place. It resists staining and surface scratching well, wipes down quickly between covers without needing specialist cleaning products, and holds its finish under the prolonged exposure to natural light that catches out lower-quality tops over time. The metal base provides reliable stability under normal commercial use while remaining manageable enough for staff to reposition when the layout needs adjusting.

• Laminate top resists stains, scratches, and UV fading
• Wipes clean quickly between covers — no specialist products needed
• Metal base is stable without being impractical to move
• Consistent finish works across mixed or matched table arrangements
• Suitable for covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor dining

The 700mm square format seats two comfortably and can accommodate four where space allows, making it a practical choice for flexible dining layouts. At 16kg, it is straightforward for staff to shift when you need to reconfigure. The top's weather-resistant properties make it a reasonable option for sheltered outdoor terraces, though it is worth considering drainage and exposure levels before placing any table in a fully exposed position.

This table suits operators looking for a dependable, low-maintenance dining table at a sensible price point. If you are fitting out a larger site, need a different format, or want to discuss surface finishes and base options before committing, we are happy to talk it through.

The Turin is a square dining table built for commercial hospitality use. The top is finished in a concrete-effect laminate — a neutral, contemporary surface that sits comfortably across a range of interior styles, from casual café fit-outs to more considered pub dining rooms. The base is fabricated from black metal and provides a stable, upright platform without requiring floor fixings.

In day-to-day commercial use, the laminate surface performs well where other materials might show their age quickly. It resists staining, surface scratching, and UV discolouration, which means tables maintain a consistent appearance through regular turnover without needing specialist cleaning products or surface treatments. The weather-resistant properties also make these tables a practical option for operators who want a single furniture solution that works across both indoor dining areas and covered outdoor terraces.

• Concrete-effect laminate resists staining, scratching, and UV discolouration
• Black metal base delivers stable, upright seating without floor fixings
• Weather-resistant finish suits covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor use
• Solid underfoot at 16kg without being difficult to reposition during a reset
• 700mm square footprint seats two covers and pairs easily in tighter layouts

At 700mm square, this table is well suited to cafés, bistros, pub dining rooms, and hotel breakout spaces where covers need to be managed within a compact footprint. Tables can be aligned or paired without difficulty, which helps operators make efficient use of the available floor area. It is worth considering floor surface and the degree of outdoor exposure before ordering — particularly for sites where tables will be left in partially exposed positions over extended periods.

This table suits operators looking for a reliable, low-maintenance dining solution at a sensible price point. It works well as a standard two-cover unit in moderate-volume sites. For larger or higher-traffic venues where a more heavy-duty specification is needed, it is worth discussing the options before committing to a quantity order.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing existing furniture across a site, the team is happy to talk through your layout and cover requirements before you place an order.

The Turin is a 700mm square dining table with a marble-effect laminate top and a powder-coated black metal base. It is a straightforward, mid-weight commercial dining table designed to hold its appearance under the daily demands of regular covers without requiring specialist maintenance.

In working hospitality environments, dining furniture takes a great deal of daily punishment — spills, cleaning chemicals, dragged crockery, and constant cover turnover. The laminate surface is hardwearing enough to resist surface staining, light scratching, and UV exposure, which makes it a practical choice for operators who need tables to stay presentable without ongoing attention. The base provides stable support under normal service conditions, and at 16kg the table is substantial enough to sit firmly without being awkward to reposition when reconfiguring a room layout.

• Marble-effect laminate surface resists staining and UV fading
• Powder-coated black metal base suits a range of interior styles
• 700mm square top seats two comfortably, or four when required
• Easy to wipe down between covers with no specialist products needed
• Manageable weight allows room reconfiguration without excessive effort

A few practical points worth noting: the table is not height-adjustable, so operators with uneven floors may need to consider levelling feet or an alternative base style. The table is well suited to indoor dining rooms and covered terraces, though prolonged exposure to rain or standing water is not recommended for the metal base.

The Turin is commonly used in cafés, restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and staff canteens where a clean contemporary appearance is needed at a sensible per-unit cost. For operators fitting out exposed outdoor terracing or higher-footfall venues, a more robust specification may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a dining space and would find it useful to talk through sizing, layout, or quantities before ordering, the team is always happy to assist.

The Pimlico Rectangular Dining Table is a self-assembly timber dining table constructed from rubber wood and finished in soft oak. Rubber wood is sourced from plantation trees and offers a reasonable balance of density and workability — it holds fixings well, takes surface treatments reliably, and handles the routine knocks and cleaning cycles that come with regular table service. The soft oak finish gives a lighter, natural appearance that works well in casual dining settings where a warm, unfussy look is preferred over darker or more formal furniture.

In everyday service use, the rectangular format makes efficient use of floor space and seats standard covers cleanly in row or cluster arrangements. At 15kg assembled, it is manageable to reposition when reconfiguring a dining room layout without feeling insubstantial underfoot.

• Rectangular format works efficiently in row or cluster seating arrangements
• Soft oak finish suits relaxed, informal dining environments
• Rubber wood construction holds fixings well and takes cleaning reliably
• Self-assembly design keeps delivery and initial set-up straightforward
• Available alongside a matching square table for flexible room configurations

There are practical considerations worth noting. As a self-assembly product, the quality and care taken during assembly will affect long-term stability — fixings should be checked periodically in high-turnover environments. The rubber wood surface, while practical for everyday use, is not impervious to prolonged moisture exposure, so prompt clean-up of spills is advisable during busy service.

This table is well suited to cafés, pub dining rooms, casual restaurants, and similar venues where a presentable, straightforward dining table is needed without the cost of bespoke joinery. It is less likely to suit fine dining or premium hospitality settings where heavier, more substantial furniture is typically expected.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to talk through which table format and configuration best suits your room, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Pimlico Rectangular Dining Table is a self-assembly dining table constructed from rubber wood and finished in a dark walnut colour. Rubber wood is a dense, close-grained hardwood — sourced from sustainable plantations — that performs reasonably well in commercial dining environments, handling minor knocks and surface wear better than softer timbers. The dark walnut finish helps conceal everyday marks and light staining between cleans, which is a practical consideration in any busy front-of-house setting.

In service, this table suits venues running continuous covers through lunch and dinner. The rectangular format seats four comfortably and works well arranged in rows or combined with square tables of the same range when you need to accommodate larger parties or reconfigure the floor plan at short notice. At 15kg, it is light enough to reposition during a service without much effort.

• Rubber wood construction — durable and sustainably sourced
• Dark walnut finish suits traditional and contemporary interiors equally well
• Self-assembly design simplifies delivery and reduces lead-in time
• Rectangular format pairs well with square tables for flexible cover arrangements
• Lightweight enough to reposition during service without disruption

It is worth being straightforward here: rubber wood is a practical, mid-range commercial material, but it is not equivalent to solid oak or denser hardwood alternatives in terms of long-term wear resistance. For high-turnover operations running three or more sittings daily, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty specification would better match the volume over time.

This table is well suited to cafés, country pubs, hotel dining rooms, and independent restaurants where a consistent, unfussy aesthetic matters and the table will see moderate to busy — rather than extreme — daily use.

If you are fitting out a dining area and want to talk through quantities, layout options, or whether this specification is the right fit for your service volume, the team are glad to help before you place an order.

The Pimlico Square Dining Table is a self-assembly dining table constructed from rubber wood and finished in a dark soft oak colour. Rubber wood is a by-product of the latex industry and sits at the denser end of the hardwood spectrum for its price point, which gives this table reasonable durability without the weight penalty that comes with heavier timber alternatives. At 15kg per unit, individual tables are straightforward to move and reposition as floor plans change.

In a front-of-house setting, the square format is well suited to flexible cover arrangements. Two tables pushed together seat a larger party without awkward gaps, and the compact footprint works efficiently in tighter dining rooms where rectangular tables would restrict circulation. The dark soft oak finish sits comfortably across a range of interior styles — traditional pub dining rooms, relaxed café environments, and bed and breakfast settings among them.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Self-assembly required — allow set-up time when planning a full venue fit-out
• Lightweight rubber wood construction makes repositioning easy between services
• Square format combines cleanly for flexible group seating arrangements
• Timber-veneered top rather than solid hardwood — avoid prolonged moisture exposure
• A lighter soft oak finish and matching rectangular tables are available in the same range

This table is best suited to lower-volume dining operations where tables are not subject to sustained heavy use across long, high-turnover services. For venues where covers turn rapidly throughout the day and tables take considerable daily wear, a more robust specification is worth considering.

If you are planning a full dining room fit-out and want to talk through quantities, table mix, or how these work alongside other pieces in the range, the team is happy to work through it with you.

The Pimlico Square Dining Table is a self-assembly table constructed from rubber wood and finished in a dark walnut stain. Rubber wood is a dense, close-grained hardwood — a by-product of the rubber plantation industry — which gives it reasonable resistance to the everyday knocks and scuffs of front-of-house use, alongside credentials that suit operators with sustainable procurement policies.

In a hospitality setting this table performs reliably in low-to-medium-turnover dining environments. It is well suited to cafés, pubs, casual restaurants, and breakout or function spaces where a consistent, unfussy aesthetic matters and where the table is not being shifted and stacked repeatedly throughout the day. The dark walnut finish is neutral enough to sit comfortably alongside most interior schemes without requiring much maintenance effort.

At 15kg it is light enough for staff to reposition without assistance, which helps operators who rearrange their floor plan for events or private dining. Self-assembly means no specialist installation is required and delivery is straightforward.

• Rubber wood construction offers solid, stable everyday durability
• Dark walnut finish suits a broad range of front-of-house interiors
• Self-assembly with no specialist tools or trades required
• Light enough for staff to reposition without assistance
• Sustainably sourced material supporting green procurement

This table is most appropriate for lower-footfall venues or supplementary seating areas. Operators fitting out a busy high-turnover dining room where furniture is moved and stacked repeatedly through a full service may find a heavier-duty commercial table a better long-term investment.

If you are fitting out a dining area and want to discuss quantities, layout, or matching pieces before you commit, the team is happy to talk it through.

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.

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.