Roma Aluminium Table Base in Gloss White

Timelessly classic, yet elegant in design this Roma black cross table base offers the perfect balance between practicality and style. As such it presents a cost-effective solution to solving your café furniture needs, but one that can fit in with a multitude of designs or themes.

Designed to fit a wide variety of table tops

In terms of practicality, there is nothing better. The aluminium base has been reinforced with cast iron to give it plenty of stability and the adjustable feet screw in and out easily so that it can sit comfortably on a wide variety of angles and gradients. The powder coated black colouring also acts as a protectant meaning that when used outside, it won’t rust and a simple wipe down with a damp cloth is all it takes to keep it looking in pristine condition. The base sits at a standard table height of 72cms and is designed specifically to fit a multitude of table tops. As such it’s also incredibly versatile.

Offers great flexibility in design

If you want to go down the classic route then attach this Roma black cross-style table base to some sleek white table tops for that contrasting but timeless monochromatic look. Alternatively why not ‘funk up’ your look by attaching them to some stylish red table tops; or if you’re simply after a warm cosy, yet elegant feel then attach them to some dark wood tables for a rich decadent feel. Throw in some chocolate coloured chairs and some matching cushions you have a look that’s seriously appealing.

Designed with style in mind and built to last this fabulous Roma table base in black offers restaurant, café and bistro owners an ideal solution for those looking to create a wow factor with their furniture, but who need to do it on a budget. Even something as simple as changing your existing table bases can make all the difference.

Features

CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE: The screws are universal and the thickness of the tables vary. If the screws come through the top of the table, it is at the customers expense.

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