Product Details
Standard configurations
Square - Common sizes
- 600x600 mm
- 700x700 mm
Rectangle - Common sizes
- 600x700 mm
- 1200x700 mm
Round - Common sizes
- Ø600 mm
- Ø700 mm
Guide to selecting your size
We can manufacture our table tops to non-standard sizes on request.
Not sure what size tops you'll need? To make the most of your venue's area, get in contact with us to discuss your project.
Sharknose
Square
Arc
Aris (*Standard Profile)
Solid White
Marmo di Monte
Marmo di Torre
White Cement
Calacutta D'oro
Calacutta Grey
Grey Cement
Portland Stone
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