A restaurant table base must match the top: as a rule, the base spread should be at least two-thirds of the top width, so a 30" top needs a base of about 22" and a 36" top about 24"–28". BESeating bases are cast iron or steel, in 28" dining and 41" bar height, with indoor and outdoor models, and we confirm the right base for every top on your quote.

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Table bases: frequently asked questions

Which base size do I need for my table top?

Use a base spread of at least two-thirds of the top width: 22" base for a 24"–30" top, 28"–30" base for a 36" top, and two bases or a larger spread for rectangular tops over 48". Send us the top sizes and we match the bases.

Cast iron or steel?

Cast iron is heavier and the most stable choice for round tops and busy dining rooms. Steel bases are lighter, suit contemporary interiors and are the usual choice for outdoor use when powder-coated. Both are available.

Dining height or bar height?

Dining height bases are 28" (table surface 29"–30" with the top); bar height bases are 41" (surface about 42"). Match bar height bases with 30" seat bar stools and dining bases with standard chairs.

Does the base include the column and the top plate?

Yes. Each base ships knocked-down (KD) as a complete kit: foot, column and mounting plate, assembled on site in a few minutes with the hardware supplied. Tops are ordered separately.

Which bases are outdoor-rated?

The Outdoor bases range uses powder-coated or stainless finishes and weather-resistant feet; standard and contemporary indoor bases are not rated for rain. Outdoor models are marked in the filters.