Travertine table and stacked supports
The round tabletop has a natural white travertine surface with a matte finish. Its continuous circular perimeter avoids a head-of-table position and gives chairs access from several directions. Stone color, pores and veining vary across the surface; the order identifies the accepted face range and edge treatment, since natural stone never repeats the pattern shown exactly.
Three support groups use stacked cylindrical segments, with metal rings and connecting bars forming part of the base. This distributed support layout differs from a single central pedestal. Chair positions must work around the actual columns and bars, which take up part of the knee space under the top.
The material combination includes 304 stainless steel with a sandblasted champagne-gold finish. The assembly drawing identifies the tabletop connections, base components and floor contact points. Top thickness, reinforcement, joint hardware and finished weight are listed with the order-specific assembly.
The selected stone is natural white travertine with a matte surface. Face variation, pore filling and any surface treatment are each decided on the sample. The stone selection includes the tabletop edge, so the face and edge are reviewed as one finish.
The selected metal specification is 304 stainless steel with a sandblasted champagne-gold finish. The metal color is coordinated across the exposed rings and connecting components. The accepted metal sample sets the tone and sheen for those parts.
Use a soft cloth and a pH-neutral stone cleaner on the travertine, and avoid acidic cleaners such as vinegar. Coasters and placemats limit direct contact with spills and objects dragged across the surface. Clean the metal with a soft cloth and dry it after wiping; abrasive pads can alter the selected surface finish.
| Table configuration | Round natural-travertine dining top; three stacked cylindrical support groups connected by metal bars. |
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| Material combination | Natural white matte travertine top with sandblasted champagne-gold 304 stainless steel components; stacked cylindrical support form. |
| Selected metric size | 1600 mm diameter × 750 mm overall height, adopted procurement layout basis; final manufactured dimensions by accepted order drawing. |
| Stone surface | Natural white travertine, matte finish. Face range, pore treatment and edge profile scheduled together. |
| Chair-space allowance | Selected 600 mm pullback band: 1600 + 2 × 600 = 2800 mm planning diameter. Actual chairs, base positions and circulation govern final layout. |
| Assembly and floor interface | Order drawing defines top/base connections, thicknesses and floor contacts; packing list identifies component weights and handling. |
| Supply | Tabletop, base, agreed hardware and finish. Chairs, packing, freight, unloading and site assembly each scheduled. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The procurement layout adopts a 1600 mm tabletop diameter and 750 mm overall height. These are selected metric dimensions for this order schedule; the final order drawing establishes the manufactured size. The accompanying drawing keeps overall size separate from base geometry, tabletop thickness and clear space below the edge.
A selected 600 mm chair pullback band around the 1600 mm top produces a 2800 mm planning circle: 1600 + 2 × 600. This band is a room-layout allowance. Chair width, arm height, occupied depth and the column/bar positions determine the seating arrangement; routes behind occupied chairs may need more space.
The delivery plan includes the largest packed component, doorway and elevator openings, turns and the final setting position. The packing list identifies whether the top and base travel as individual packages and states component weights. A stone-handling method, floor protection and the assembly team are assigned before delivery, using the confirmed tabletop weight and disassembly method.
Stone face range, open pores, edge treatment and tabletop size affect the stone work. The accepted sample and edge detail define the finish allowance. A different stone color or a resized top is priced as a revised specification.
The base price follows the actual cylindrical components, metal rings, bars and connection detail. Surface preparation and a consistent champagne-gold finish are separate from the stone selection. Base changes also require a corresponding assembly and seating-layout review.
The table quotation lists the top, base, agreed connection hardware and finish. Dining chairs, place settings, rugs and surrounding furniture are outside the table line unless scheduled on their own lines. A room furnishing package can therefore keep the table specification distinct from its adjacent items.
Packing protects the stone perimeter and separates metal components from the finished surface. Freight, insurance, unloading, internal handling and on-site assembly are identified for the destination and access route. Price, order quantity and production timing follow the actual specification and quantity. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The selected combination uses a natural white matte travertine top and sandblasted champagne-gold 304 stainless steel components. The base has three groups of stacked cylindrical segments with connecting metal bars. The assembly drawing identifies the support construction and top-to-base connections.
The table is planned at 1600 mm diameter and 750 mm overall height. The final accepted order drawing establishes the manufactured dimensions. Top thickness, base positions and clearances below the top are each dimensioned on the drawing.
Chair width, arms and occupied depth must be laid out around the three columns and connecting bars. The selected 600 mm pullback band gives a 2800 mm planning circle before any additional circulation space.
No. Natural travertine varies in color, pore pattern and veining. The accepted stone range and sample establish the order appearance, including the edge and pore treatment. The product image identifies the table configuration and selected material combination; each slab has its own pattern.
No. Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner with a soft cloth and avoid vinegar or other acidic cleaners. Coasters and placemats reduce direct exposure to spills and abrasion. The accepted stone finish and treatment determine the ongoing care instructions supplied with the order.
The table line identifies the top, base, finish and agreed hardware. The delivery plan also assigns stone handling and the route from the unloading point to the dining room.
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