Turin Rectangle Dining Table – Black Metal Base & Soft Oak Top 1200x700mm

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.