Square wood top table, four sizes
Four top sizes on one frame is a stocking decision that turns into a design advantage: a room can be zoned by table size without any two tables looking like different products.
| Top sizes | 24 / 30 / 36 / 42 inch square |
|---|---|
| Top material | Wood face, heat pressed |
| Frame | Metal |
| Face colours | Black / walnut / oak / mahogany |
| Seats | 2 or 4, by top size |
| Shape | Square |
| Terms | EXW Foshan or DDP to your address |
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Size as the way to zone a room
One table size across a room reads as a hired floor. Four sizes on the same frame lets the floor plan do the work: 24 inch for a two at the wall, 30 inch for pairs in the middle, 36 inch for four by the window, 42 inch where a group will settle for the evening. From the door, the room looks designed rather than filled.
The frame stays identical, so the tables can be swapped between zones when the plan changes, which happens about a year after opening.
Heat-pressed face
The face is pressed under heat rather than glued cold, which is what keeps the grain from lifting at a wet edge. On a bar floor the edge is where these fail first, because that is where the mop and the chair legs meet the table.
Four face colours cover the range without a custom order: black for dark rooms, walnut and mahogany for warm interiors, oak where the floor is pale.
What to specify with it
Seat height decides whether the room reads correctly. 30 inch square with a 450 mm chair looks right; the same top on 650 mm stools looks like a mistake nobody can name.
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.