FLAT Auto Adjust SX26 Flip Top Dining Table Base Black

The FLAT Auto Adjust SX26 is an aluminium dining table base designed with two practical features that address common front-of-house challenges: automatic self-levelling on uneven floors, and a flip-top mechanism that allows tables to be folded and stored compactly when not in use.

The base uses FLAT's PAD (Patented Actuator Device), a hydraulic self-stabilising system that adjusts automatically when the base is placed or moved. In practice, this means the table settles firmly on uneven or slightly sloped surfaces without any manual adjustment from staff — a genuine operational advantage in older venues, outdoor terraces, or any space where the floor is not perfectly level. There is no need to hunt for folded card or rubber wedges, and the table stays stable under normal dining use.

The flip-top mechanism is well suited to venues that need to reconfigure or clear the dining area at the end of service. Tables can be folded and stored against a wall or in a storeroom, reducing the space required overnight or between events.

• Self-levels automatically on uneven or sloped surfaces via hydraulic PAD technology
• Flip-top mechanism allows compact upright storage between service periods
• Lightweight aluminium construction at 5.2kg makes repositioning straightforward
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use in hospitality environments
• Compatible with square and round table tops up to 800mm across

At 5.2kg, the base is light enough for a single staff member to move and store without difficulty. The aluminium build holds up well in everyday front-of-house use, though operators should note this is a dining-height base and is not suited to bar or counter-height applications without the appropriate top plate height.

This base works well for restaurants, cafes, bars, and event spaces that deal with imperfect floor conditions or need flexible table layouts. It is particularly useful where tables are regularly moved, stored, or reconfigured between covers. For higher-volume or heavier-duty environments, a more robust base specification may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new dining space or replacing existing bases across multiple tables, it is worth discussing your floor conditions and table-top sizes with us before ordering — small details can affect which specification works best for your setup.