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Loose furniture · dining tables

Multi-material loose dining table designs

Varied tabletop and support compositions, including a timber drum paired with twin metal feet.

Product design option

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Banquet table on twin three-leg metal frames

Banquet table on twin three-leg metal frames
Overall designOpen full image

Structure shown

A long boat-shaped timber top is supported by two splayed three-leg frames connected by a low cross beam.

Details and physical sample approval required

Dimensions, materials and connections are developed for your project and confirmed through samples.

Items to confirm
  • Dimensions
  • Material grades
  • Hardware models
  • Load and stability
  • Destination requirements
  • Installation interfaces
  • Packing and transport
  • Lead time
  • Beam connections and six support contacts

Zoned dining table with offset truss spine

Zoned dining table with offset truss spine
Overall designOpen full image

Structure shown

An offset triangular truss runs beneath the rounded top, meeting a timber end panel and two splayed metal legs.

Details and physical sample approval required

Dimensions, materials and connections are developed for your project and confirmed through samples.

Items to confirm
  • Dimensions
  • Material grades
  • Hardware models
  • Load and stability
  • Destination requirements
  • Installation interfaces
  • Packing and transport
  • Lead time
  • Eccentric load and torsion
  • Truss joints and transport sections

Design options

Materials, dimensions and construction details require project drawings and physical sample confirmation.

6 · Design options

01 Long dining table with crossed legs and wood-look and stone-look surfaces

Long dining table with crossed legs and wood-look and stone-look surfaces
Long dining table with crossed legs and wood-look and stone-look surfaces

02 Wood-grain oval trestle dining table

Oval wood-grain dining table with two trestle frames and a connecting rail in a garden pavilion.
Wood-grain oval trestle dining table

03 Clear-glass-look metal-frame dining table

Transparent rectangular tabletop on a satin metal frame beside city-facing glazing.
Clear-glass-look metal-frame dining table

04 Ceramic-look round table with wood-tone drum base

Matte pale round tabletop on a vertically grooved wood-tone drum base in a skylit dining room.
Ceramic-look round table with wood-tone drum base

05 Wood-look rectangular table with painted base

Pale wood-grain rectangular dining table with an off-white apron and tapered legs near an arched doorway.
Wood-look rectangular table with painted base

06 Wood-and-stone-look dining table with timber pedestal and metal double foot

Wood-and-stone-look dining table with timber pedestal and metal double foot
Wood-and-stone-look dining table with timber pedestal and metal double foot

Compare wood-grain, glass, stone-look and painted surfaces with trestle, drum and mixed-support forms. Develop visible joints, seating clearances and actual materials through drawings and physical samples.

Configuration & project checks

Documented specification

Visible material appearances are design directions. Confirm actual surface build-up, supporting materials, finishes and joints with samples and drawings.

Applications

Dining rooms, hotel dining areas, serviced apartments and villa interiors; coordinate the seating layout and serving routes.

Availability & edition

Original design directions; confirm materials, dimensions, order feasibility and lead time for the project.

Delivery & lifecycle

Confirm cleaning methods, edge protection and repair or replacement arrangements. Review dismantling, tabletop weight, packaging, lift and doorway access, and transport responsibilities before ordering.

Reference status

Materials, dimensions and construction details require project drawings and physical sample confirmation.

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