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What Load Capacity Can Your Commercial Table Bases Support?

AEONTI commercial table bases are engineered as heavy-duty solutions for demanding hospitality environments, with load capacities ranging from 100 kg to 200+ kg per leg depending on the specific model and material configuration.Material-Specific Load Capacities: Stainless Steel Table Bases (304 grade): Load capacity: 150–200+ kg per leg.Recommended tabletop size: up to 2000 mm length.Best for: sintered stone tops, solid stone tops, heavy commercial use. Cast Iron Table Bases: Load capacity: 120–180 kg per leg.Recommended tabletop size: up to 1800 mm length.Best for: heavy-duty restaurant tables, banquet halls, buffet lines. Aluminum Alloy  Table Bases: Load capacity: 100–150 kg per leg.Recommended tabletop size: up to 1600 mm length.Best for: outdoor dining, terrace seating, lightweight-to-medium commercial use. Key factors affecting load capacity: — Material thickness and grade (stainless steel vs. iron vs. aluminum)— Base footprint design (wide round or square bases of 450 mm or larger provide superior stability)— Tube diameter and wall thickness— Weld joint quality and reinforcement Performance features: — Anti-wobble wide-base design ensures stable operation in high-traffic areas— Precision welding and reinforced joints for long-term structural integrity— Adjustable leveling feet accommodate uneven floors— All AEONTI heavy-duty table legs undergo rigorous load testing before shipment Safety margin recommendation: Always select a base with a load capacity at least 20% higher than the combined weight of your tabletop and any items placed on it. For example, if your tabletop weighs 80 kg, choose a base rated at 100 kg or above. For custom load requirements beyond our standard range, our engineering team can design reinforced solutions for your specific project. Contact our technical sales team with your specifications for detailed load capacity data. Contact us to get a quick quote.

Stainless Steel vs. Iron Table Bases – Which One Should I Choose for My Restaurant Project?

The choice between a stainless steel table base and iron largely depends on your specific application environment and budget considerations. Stainless Steel Table Base is recommended for: High-humidity environments (outdoor patios, poolside areas, coastal restaurants)Premium commercial spaces requiring a modern, premium aestheticApplications where corrosion resistance is critical Iron Table Bases are ideal for: Indoor restaurant and cafe settingsProjects with budget constraints but requiring durabilityHeavy-duty applications where powder-coated finish provides adequate protection AEONTI offers both material options with various finish treatments including brushed, polished, titanium gold, black powder coating, and rose gold. Our technical team provides material recommendations based on your project specifications, load requirements, and environmental conditions. We also offer sample testing to verify performance before full-scale production. For detailed technical specifications on our stainless steel table base range, please contact our sales team with your project requirements.

Is the installation complicated? Are any tools required?

Installation is straightforward and designed for non-professional users. Two mounting methods available: No-Drill Installation (Self-Adhesive Mounting): For lightweight tabletops (MDF, plywood under 15kg). Peel-and-stick adhesive pads on the base top plate. No tools required. Setup time: under 1 minute per base. Not recommended for heavy stone or glass tops. Screw-Fixing Installation: For all tabletop types including heavy stone. Pre-drilled mounting holes on the base top plate with included screw set. Requires a power drill or screwdriver only. Full hardware kit and printed instruction sheet included in every carton. Setup time: 1–2 minutes per base. What's Included in Every Order: •Complete screw and bolt set matched to your tabletop material•Printed step-by-step installation guide•Adjustable leveling feet (pre-installed on the base)•Rubber gasket pads for stone/glass tabletop protection Installation Steps (Screw Method): 1.Position base on tabletop underside, mark hole locations2.Drill pilot holes (wood tops) or use provided anchors (MDF tops)3.Secure base top plate with provided screws4.Attach column to base plate5.Adjust leveling feet for flat floor contactFor bulk installation projects, we provide video guides and bulk hardware packs Contact us to get a quick quote.

Can it be used with my existing table?

Yes, our table bases are designed to be compatible with existing tabletops. To ensure proper matching, we need the following information from you: Required Specifications: •Tabletop dimensions (length × width or diameter)•Tabletop material and thickness•Current table height and your desired final height•Number of seats the table serves How We Match Your Table: Based on your specifications, our team recommends the appropriate base model, height, and mounting configuration. We verify:•Base footprint vs. tabletop size — ensuring stability without visual disproportion•Load capacity vs. tabletop weight — sufficient rating for safe commercial use•Mounting method vs. tabletop material — correct hardware for wood, stone, or glass Common Retrofit Scenarios: •Replacing wobbly or damaged existing bases — direct swap with our standard models•Upgrading restaurant tables with heavier stone tops — heavy-duty base recommendation•Converting indoor tables to outdoor use — material change to aluminum or stainless steelSend your specifications to our sales team for a same-day recommendation with pricing.

What types of tabletops can table bases be paired with?

Our table bases are compatible with all common commercial tabletop materials: Solid Wood (oak, walnut, ash, beech)  — Pair with standard cast iron or iron bases. Ensure base footprint matches tabletop width for stability. Best for classic restaurant and upscale dining aesthetics. MDF / Particleboard / Plywood  — Most economical pairing. Works with all base types. Recommended for budget-conscious café and office projects. Verify tabletop thickness (≥18mm) for screw-mounting strength. Sintered Stone / Quartz / Marble  — Heavy and brittle. Requires heavy-duty base with wide footprint (≥450mm). Always use reinforced mounting plates and rubber gaskets to prevent cracking. Choose bases rated 100kg+ per leg. Tempered Glass — Use bases with concealed mounting hardware and rubber cushion pads. Standard 8–12mm glass thickness pairs well with stainless steel bases for a modern, transparent aesthetic. HPL / Compact Laminate — Durable and weather-resistant. Suitable for outdoor table setups with aluminum or stainless steel bases. Standard 12mm thickness allows direct screw mounting.We provide mounting hardware recommendations for each tabletop material type with every order. Contact us to get a quick quote.

How Do I Choose the Right Table Base Load Capacity for My Tabletop?

Selecting the right load capacity depends on your tabletop material, size, and usage intensity: Lightweight Tabletops (MDF, particleboard, glass under 800mm)   — Standard base models with 30–50kg single-leg capacity are sufficient. A set of two legs supports 80–120kg total. Medium Tabletops (solid wood, HPL, standard dining size)  — Standard bases with 50–80kg per leg. Two legs handle 120–160kg. Suitable for most restaurant dining tables. Heavy Tabletops (sintered stone, marble, quartz, large conference tops)  — Heavy-duty bases with 80–100kg+ per leg. Two legs support 160–200kg+. Required for stone surfaces and 8-seat rectangular tables. Selection Guide: 1.Calculate tabletop weight (material × area × thickness)2.Add expected load (dishes, settings, leaning — estimate 15–30kg for restaurant use)3.Choose a base rated for at least 1.5× your total estimated load for safety marginOur technical sales team can calculate the exact recommendation based on your tabletop specifications. Contact us to get a quick quote.

What are the options for table base height?

We offer three standard height categories plus full custom height capability: Standard Dining Height (720–750mm) •This is the global standard desktop height for restaurants, home restaurants and corporate meeting rooms, which is suitable for most conventional dining chairs.•The recommended seating height is 450–470 mm. After sitting down, there is enough room for legs to move, so it is not cramped to have a long meal or have a meeting.•Applicable scenes: western restaurant, Chinese restaurant hotel box, company staff canteen, conference room, apartment dining area. Bar / High Table Height (850–1100mm)  •Specially designed for bar operation table, bar bar high table, standing negotiation table and cocktail high table;•It needs to be matched with a special bar stool with a sitting height of 650–750 mm, so that people can operate and drink comfortably when standing or sitting half-way.•Applicable scenes: Fine Brewing Bar, Hotel Lobby Water Bar, online celebrity Cafe High Punch Area, Exhibition Negotiation High Table, and Club Wine Console. Coffee / Side Table Height (300–500mm)  •Low small table frame, used in hotel lounge sofa area, front desk waiting area, living room sofa edge;•We adopt ultra-thin and low base structure, which makes landing vision lighter, does not block the moving line of space, and maintains indoor transparency.•Applicable scenes: hotel lobby lounge area, hotel living room, beauty club waiting area, exhibition hall leisure sofa area. Custom Heights   Full-size non-standard height customization is supported, and the table foot base with any height between 280 mm and 1150 mm can be produced, which can be produced separately according to your space design and furniture matching needs.  In addition, we also have a series of liftable table legs, with the lifting range of 720–1100 mm continuously and stepless adjustment. One table can switch dining tables and negotiate high tables, which is very suitable for multifunctional banquet halls, compound cafes and flexible sharing of office space. For all customized height orders, we will issue size drawings and specifications before production, and you need to confirm in writing that the size is correct before arranging production to avoid the problem of size deviation. You can contact our business team directly and tell us the usage scenario, the required table height, the purchased quantity, and whether it is necessary to lift/customize the size. We will issue a free quotation immediately, and attach a reference drawing and a size parameter table for the corresponding scene, so that you can show the solution to your customers.

Do you have a height-adjustable/foldable/rotatable model?

Yes, we offer three functional table base categories beyond standard fixed-height models: Height-Adjustable Table Bases — Manual crank adjustment or pneumatic gas-lift mechanism. Adjustable range typically 720–1100mm, allowing the same table to serve as dining table and bar counter. Ideal for multi-purpose restaurant spaces and flexible café layouts. Foldable Table Bases  — Hinged mechanism allows the table to fold flat for storage. Perfect for banquet halls, event venues, and restaurants that need to reconfigure layouts between service periods. Quick fold/unfold in under 30 seconds. Rotatable Table Bases — 360° swivel mechanism for interactive dining or display settings. Used in sushi bars, showcase tables, and collaborative workspaces. These functional bases are made of stainless steel, iron and aluminum alloy. Not all models support all functions — check the specific product page or contact our sales team to confirm availability for your desired combination. Contact us now for free layout solutions & accurate quotations, custom commercial table bases tailored to your venue

What kind of table are the table bases suitable for?

Our table bases are designed for virtually every commercial and residential table application:Suitable for: dining tables, coffee tables, side tables, office desks, computer desks, study desks, bar counters, high tables, conference tables. It can be matched with any tabletop material such as wood, MDF, sintered stone, marble, glass, etc. Dining & Restaurant Tables — Round, square, and rectangular dining tables from 2-seat to 8-seat configurations. Standard 720mm height with 450mm round base for stability. Bar & Counter Tables  — High table and bar counter setups at 850–1100mm height. Narrower base footprint for tight bar layouts. Coffee & Side Tables — Lounge and waiting area tables at 300–500mm height. Compact base designs that don't dominate the visual space. Office & Conference Tables — Workstations and meeting room tables. Available in heavy-duty configurations for large conference tabletops. Tabletop Material Compatibility: Works with solid wood, MDF, particleboard, sintered stone, marble, quartz, terrazzo, tempered glass, and HPL surfaces. We match the base model to your tabletop size, weight, and thickness for optimal stability. Contact us to get a quick quote.

Which table bases are suitable for outdoor use?

All three of our core material options are suitable for outdoor use, but each excels in different environmental conditions: Aluminum Alloy — Best for general outdoor use. Naturally corrosion-resistant, no coating required. Lightweight for easy rearrangement. Ideal for rooftop bars, sidewalk cafés, and covered patios. Iron (Electrophoretic Coating)  — Strong rust protection through electrophoretic deposition plus powder coating overcoat. Suitable for semi-covered outdoor dining and garden restaurant settings. Avoid prolonged exposure to standing water or salt spray. 304 Stainless Steel — Maximum corrosion resistance. Recommended for harsh environments: coastal restaurants, poolside areas, tropical climates with high humidity. Brushed or polished finish maintains appearance even under continuous weather exposure. Choosing Guide: Mild climate, covered outdoor → Aluminum or electrophoretic ironHigh humidity, uncovered → Aluminum or 304 stainless steelCoastal/saltwater → Aluminum or 304 stainless steel All outdoor-rated bases include adjustable leveling feet to accommodate uneven outdoor flooring surfaces. Contact us to get a quick quote.

What is the material of your table base?

Our table bases are manufactured from four core materials, each suited to different commercial environments: Q235B Carbon Steel — The most common choice for indoor dining and conference settings. High structural strength at an economical price. Surface treated with electrostatic powder coating for scratch resistance and rust prevention. 201 / 304 Stainless Steel — Ideal for humid or coastal environments. 304 grade offers superior corrosion resistance and a premium brushed or polished finish. Recommended for outdoor patios, poolside areas, and high-end restaurant interiors. Aluminum Alloy  — Lightweight yet strong. Naturally corrosion-resistant without additional coating. Best for rooftop bars, outdoor café tables, and applications where weight matters. Cast Iron — Maximum stability and classic aesthetic. Heavy base footprint prevents wobbling on uneven floors. Suitable for banquet halls and traditional restaurant settings. Surface finishes available across all materials: electrostatic powder coating, electroplating (chrome/gold/nickel), brushed finish, and titanium gold coating. All finishes are tested for wear resistance and color retention under commercial use conditions.Contact us to get a quick quote.