Restaurant Table Bases
Flash Furniture Restaurant Table Base, 42" Bar Height, 30"Wx30"D Base Spread$72.99 /EachSKU: 47K-022VPN: XU-3-BAR-COL-GG/XU-T3030-BASE-GG- Flash Furniture Restaurant Table Base, 30" Table Height, 30"Wx30"D Base Spread$59.99 /EachSKU: 47K-021VPN: XU-3-STAND-COL-GG/XU-T3030-BASE-GG
- Flash Furniture Restaurant Table Base, 42" Bar Height, 22"Wx22"D Base Spread$59.99 /EachSKU: 47K-018VPN: XU-3-BAR-COL-GG/XU-T2222-BASE-GG
- Flash Furniture Restaurant Table Base, 30" Table Height, 22"x22" Base Spread$49.99 /EachSKU: 47K-017VPN: XU-3-STAND-COL-GG/XU-T2222-BASE-GG
- Flash Furniture Stand Up/Bar Height Table Base - 42" H, 5Wx22D Base Spread$49.99 /EachSKU: 47K-016VPN: XU-3-BAR-COL-GG/XU-T0522-BASE-GG
- Flash Furniture Restaurant Table Base, 30" Table Height, 5"Wx22"D Base Spread$39.99 /EachSKU: 47K-015VPN: XU-3-STAND-COL-GG/XU-T0522-BASE-GG
Your Guide to Restaurant Table Bases and Their Key Features
Running a successful dining establishment extends beyond the menu. It includes ensuring your clients are comfortable and the ambiance of your restaurant is pleasing. Choosing the right restaurant table bases helps you achieve this. Our collection of table bases offers a harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality, fitting seamlessly into your restaurant, pub, or cafe.
Table bases play a crucial role in the stability and durability of your tables. Their design is not just about aesthetics, but also about providing a solid foundation for your tabletops. Our restaurant table bases range from bar-height table bases perfect for your pub or bar, to commercial table bases designed to withstand the rigors of a busy restaurant. They come in an assortment of designs – from the sturdy Flash Furniture XU-T2222-BAR-GG Beverly 22"x22" Bar-Height Restaurant Table X-Base to the elegant CenPro 22" End Column Table Base.
While our restaurant table bases guarantee strength and durability, you may also want to consider matching them with our diverse range of commercial restaurant table tops for a coordinated look. And for easy maintenance, we offer table parts and accessories that ensure your tables remain in top shape, serving your customers day after day. Explore our collection of restaurant table bases, which are not only a solid foundation for your tables, but also a significant addition to your restaurant's aesthetics.
Frequently Asked Questions About Restaurant Table Bases
We understand that choosing the right restaurant table bases can be critical for the overall ambiance of your dining room. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions you might have about our table bases.
Typically, commercial bar height table bases, or bar table bases, stand between 40 to 42 inches tall. This height is designed to comfortably accommodate patrons on bar stools
Restaurant table bases are measured in terms of their height, base diameter, and column diameter. The height is simply the distance from the floor to the top of the base, while the base diameter is the overall size of the base's footprint on the floor. Lastly, the column diameter is the width of the main support column. These measurements help ensure the table base is proportionate to the tabletop and can adequately support its weight.
When choosing table bases, consider the following:
- Size and weight of the tabletop: The base needs to support the weight and dimensions of the tabletop securely.
- Material: Choose a material that complements the overall decor of your restaurant, be it metal, wood, or a combination.
- Functionality: Consider if you need bases that can be adjusted for uneven floors, or ones that can be bolted down.
To extend the lifespan of your restaurant table bases, or commercial table bases, routine maintenance is essential. This entails regular cleaning using the appropriate products to prevent damage, promptly repairing any dents or scratches to prevent rust in metal bases, and tightening any loose parts to ensure stability.
Bolting down restaurant table bases involves marking the position of the base on the floor, drilling holes into the floor through the base's pre-drilled holes, and then securing the base with suitable bolts. It's important to ensure the bolts are tightly secured to prevent wobbling, but not so tight that they damage the base or floor.