Industrial Solid Wood Bar Table And Chair Set
Industrial furniture only works if the timber is thick enough to look structural, and 35 mm is the line below which it starts to look like a top someone bolted to a frame.
| Set | One table · four stools |
|---|---|
| Table top | 1600 × 700 mm · solid wood, 35 mm |
| Table height | 750 mm · 1050 mm on request |
| Frame | Black steel, 50 × 50 mm, welded |
| Stool | Backless · wood seat Ø 320 mm · 750 mm |
| Stool frame | Black steel, four legs, footring |
| Finish | Clear matt lacquer · matte black |
| Feet | Nylon glides · replaceable |
| Packing | Knock-down · stools nested |
| MOQ | 12 sets · lower on repeat |
Trade enquiries only · EXW Foshan or DDP · replies inside three working days
Thirty-five millimetres and the look of weight
Industrial interiors are read through thickness. At 25 mm the top looks wrong on a 50 mm frame in a brick room, because the frame has more visual mass than the surface it carries. At 35 mm the two balance, and the table stops looking like an office desk with heavy legs.
The extra thickness also does structural work on a 1600 mm span: the top needs no centre support, so the floor under the table stays clear and a guest can put their feet anywhere.
Welded frames and knock-down tops
The leg frames arrive as welded rectangles and the top bolts on with four bolts per frame through slotted holes, so seasonal movement slides rather than splitting the board. That is the only part of the set that comes apart, which keeps the rigidity of a welded frame without the shipping volume of an assembled table.
Backless stools for a working floor
Backless stools are what let staff sweep under a table without moving it, and they take a third less floor perimeter per seat than a chair with a back. On a floor that turns three times a night, the difference in cleaning time is the difference between closing at one and closing at two.
Send a floor plan, get a priced layout back
Tell us the counter length, the number of covers and the look you want. We come back with stool counts, heights, finishes and a written quotation — usually inside three working days.