Cafe Tables

About

Cafe tables are sold two ways at REO, either as a complete table or as a top and a base bought separately so you can pair them yourself. Bolero is one of many brands that offer many options and designs to choose from, in square, round and rectangular shapes at dining, poseur and coffee heights. The top is the part customers touch and the part that wears. Timber and laminate tops come in ash, beech, rustic oak, antique natural, urban dark, walnut, white and dark brown, along with marble effect, terrazzo style and chevron patterns. Outdoor tempered glass tops in stone, granite and wood grain effects sit inside a metal trim, fibre glass tops are lighter again, and there are aluminium and stainless steel tops for anything that has to be sanitised hard between seatings. Bases are cast iron, aluminium or stainless steel. Cast iron is the heavy option, in round, square, step square, rectangular and ornate patterns including a coffee height base. Aluminium four leg and twin leg bases weigh much less, which suits tables that get moved. Flip top and folding tables tilt or fold flat so a terrace can be cleared and wheeled inside. Square tops run from 600mm to 700mm, round tops from 580mm to 800mm, and rectangular tops come at 1100 x 700mm and up to 1800mm for longer tables. Cafe table tops and cafe table bases are sold on their own if you're replacing part of a table, and the main furniture page covers umbrellas, banquet tables and the rest of a fit-out. These are the top FAQs for Cafe Tables What size cafe table seats two people? A 600mm square or round top is the standard two seater. It works, but it's tight once two plates, two glasses and a set of cutlery are on it. Step up to 700mm if you serve full plates, share plates or a proper table setting, because that extra 100mm is the difference between a comfortable table and one where the customer holds their glass in their hand. A 1100 x 700mm rectangular top seats four, two a side, and the 1200mm and 1800mm tops take longer