Floor
Look at the floor before the catalogue
If staff already wedge tables with napkins or coasters, stability belongs in the furniture specification, not in a fix after opening.
Buying guide2 min read
Dining room floors are rarely flat: tiles, joints, worn parquet or microcement leave one leg in the air. esTABLEes tables and bases have the anti-wobble system built in. It adapts to the floor on its own, so nobody has to wedge a table in the middle of service.
A rigid four-legged table needs all four feet on the same plane. In most dining rooms they aren't, and the problem shows up as folded napkins, cardboard and coasters under the legs.
Floor
If staff already wedge tables with napkins or coasters, stability belongs in the furniture specification, not in a fix after opening.
Format
Decide covers per table, aisle widths and which tables get pushed together for groups. The range goes from compact bases such as QUO S or SQUARE S to 200 × 145 cm tops for 8–10 guests with QUO XL.
Cleaning
Tops, edges and bases get wiped several times a shift. Choose finishes that can take it and a base that leaves the floor clear for mopping.
Groups
If you run more than one restaurant, settle on one table family and one system for all of them. esTABLEes has a B2B programme with terms for restaurant groups and chains.
High-turnover dining room
Tables that stay firm once placed, with no leg checks between services.
TARS, QUO or SQUARE, to suit the room.
Room that changes layout
Light tables that level themselves in their new position.
TARS, light and easy to move.
Restaurant keeping its tables
Stabilize what you have without replacing furniture.
SV30 kit, if the legs are tubular.
With esTABLEes
The table levels itself when set down. Nobody touches the legs.
With wedges or levellers
The wedge is needed again every time someone moves the table.
With esTABLEes
The esTABLEes system compensates up to 30 mm of unevenness.
With wedges or levellers
A threaded leveller is adjusted by hand, table by table.
With esTABLEes
SV30 needs no maintenance.
With wedges or levellers
Manual levellers need regular adjustment.
Because the floor isn't flat. Tiles, joints, worn parquet or microcement leave one leg without even contact, and with three legs on the ground the table rocks.
Yes. The system sits inside the table and needs no maintenance, so there is nothing to readjust between services.
Yes. TARS, QUO, SQUARE, CIRCULAR, EQUIS and MICHELIN are sold as bases; other families, such as CERAMIC or AGORA, come as complete tables.
Yes, with groups and multi-site chains. Ask about B2B terms and lead times.
Number of tables, sizes, floor type and whether you want complete tables or bases only. We'll put a proposal together from that.