Some tables should disappear so the chairs and the setting can do the talking. This one is a thin matte black round top, a narrow column and a low disc, all in one color with nothing extra.
Why choose it
- Small footprint: the disc sits well inside the outline of the top, so chairs tuck closer and aisles stay clear.
- Easy cleaning: no stretchers or feet to sweep around on a deck or terrace.
- Mixes with anything: rope, sling, slat and bentwood chairs all sit comfortably with a black round.
Top options
| Top | Weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior compact laminate | Medium | All-weather terraces |
| Powder-coated aluminum | Light | Rooftops, frequent re-arranging |
| Sintered stone | Heavy | Windy sites, upscale patios |
A Ø 24 in (60 cm) top suits one or two guests with coffee; Ø 28–30 in (70–76 cm) is a proper dining two-top. The disc is weighted to suit the chosen top, and a levelling glide is fitted for decking. Indoors, the same base can carry a stone-look or timber surface.
Finish, top material and diameter are confirmed on the drawing.
