The Lattice Four-Post Table replaces the steel column with joinery. Four slender timber posts are grouped under the top and land on a pair of crossing feet, giving a base that looks light and architectural but stands as firmly as a solid pedestal, because the load is shared across four members rather than one.
The two-top uses a single post group under a square top; the rectangle uses two post groups set in from each end. Either way the posts sit well inboard, so chairs tuck in fully and knees never meet a leg at the corners.
The standard top is a charcoal fine-textured surface in a timber band, which suits steak rooms and dark interiors. The same base is also offered with a solid timber top, a warm all-wood option for cafés and bakeries.
Timber bases are fixed to the top through steel brackets and inserts rather than glued joints into the top, so they can be dismantled for shipping and reassembled tight on site. The cross feet carry adjustable glides.
