Round Pedestal Dining Table with Tulip Base, Hardwood or White Sintered Stone Top
37" (95 cm) / Poplar Wood
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Round Pedestal Dining Table with Tulip Base, Hardwood or White Sintered Stone Top
$0.00
A round pedestal dining table built to stay put. This tulip table pairs a warm, hand-finished round top with a single flared pedestal. There are no corner legs, so chairs slide in anywhere around the edge and nobody ends up straddling a leg. The base is a stainless steel shell filled with cement and a steel counterweight. It weighs about 74 lb (33.6 kg) on its own. The whole table comes to about 104 lb (47.2 kg), so it stays steady when people lean on it.
Two tops, three sizes:
The hardwood top is imported North American hardwood. Each one gets a hand-wiped stain, two sealing primer coats and a matte topcoat. The top is 1.26 inches (32 mm) thick. Underneath, seven expansion grooves and two anti-warp battens help it stay flat as the seasons change.
The white sintered stone top sits in a wood frame with a wood edge, so the rim still feels warm to the touch. The stone surface handles hot dishes, knives and flour-dusted baking. It absorbs less than 0.1% moisture, so spills wipe off instead of staining.
Sized for small dining rooms and kitchens:
The 37 inch (95 cm) size works as a small round dining table for 4 in an apartment or breakfast nook. The 43 inch (110 cm) size is a round dining table for 6. The 47 inch (120 cm) size adds extra elbow room for family dinners. All sizes stand 28.8 inches (73.2 cm) tall. There are 27.6 inches (70 cm) of clearance under the top, and the 23.6 inch (60 cm) base leaves plenty of room for knees and feet.
Finished details:
• Rounded, sanded edge on every top
• Brushed matte finish on the base resists water marks and fingerprints
• Anti-slip pads under the base protect your floors
• Simple assembly: the top mounts onto the pedestal
FEATURES
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
NOTES
01 / BASE
A sculpted base that holds its ground
The base measures 23.6 inches (60 cm) across and carries a single heavy gauge pedestal, so weight spreads evenly and the table does not rock or tip after years of use. Underneath the top, expansion grooves and anti warp battens work together to keep the wood flat through the seasons. The base alone weighs about 74 lb (33.6 kg) and the whole table about 104 lb (47.2 kg). That weight is the point: it is what holds the table steady when people lean on it.
02 / TOP
Two tops, both easy to live with
Choose a sintered stone top or a hardwood one. The sintered stone resists heat, scratches and scuffs, and spills wipe straight off, which suits a table that doubles as a prep surface. The hardwood top is the warmer option, with natural grain and a surface that feels good under your hand. One is harder, the other is warmer. Pick by how you plan to use the table.
03 / ROOM FIT
A round table fits where a square one cannot
With no corners to work around, a round table sits just as well in the middle of a room as it does tucked into one. It works in a combined living and dining space, a smaller apartment or an open kitchen. At the same footprint it seats people more comfortably than a square table and takes more of them, with room to walk past without catching a hip. What you gain is not only floor space, it is the ease of everyone settling in around one table.
04 / HEIGHT
A height that works for sitting a long time
The top stands 28.8 inches (73.2 cm) off the floor, which is the standard height for dining and the one most chairs are built around. There is open room underneath, so your knees clear the apron and you can shift and stretch through a long meal. It works just as well for eating, for working through the afternoon, or for sitting with a coffee and not getting up.