Is SV30 a manual leveller?
No. A manual leveller is set by hand with a screw thread. SV30 adjusts itself, with a hydraulic mechanism in each leg.
Technical glossary
Glossary of automatic table stabilization
Fifteen terms for specifying stable tables without mixing up concepts. A manual leveller, a leg stabilizer and a self-stabilizing system don't do the same job, and the difference matters when you buy professional furniture.
When a tender or a technical specification talks about stability, the exact word stops you buying a manual fix in the belief that it's automatic.
Definitions
- Self-stabilization
- The automatic process by which a table fitted with the SV30 System adjusts instantly to an uneven surface, with no human intervention. The hydraulic fluid in each leg redistributes according to the pressure from the floor.
- SV30 System
- Patented automatic table stabilization technology developed by esTABLEes. It uses a self-contained hydraulic mechanism in each leg to eliminate wobble on uneven floors.
- Self-levelling hydraulic technology
- A system that uses liquid held under pressure to spread the table's weight automatically and adapt to unevenness in the floor. Each SV30 stabilizer works independently.
- European patent
- The patent that protects the design and operation of the SV30 System as a “levelling device for furniture legs”. Granted by the European Patent Office, it secures exclusive rights to the esTABLEes technology.
- Uneven floor
- A surface with dips, slopes or imperfections, typical of terraces with cobblestones, old tiles, setts or outdoor paving. The main cause of wobbly tables in hospitality.
- Contract hospitality
- The professional sector covering hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars and leisure venues that need high-quality, durable furniture for intensive use.
- Wobbly table
- A table that is unstable because one or more legs don't make even contact with the floor. A common problem in hospitality that annoys guests and causes spills.
- Manual leveller
- A traditional screw-adjusted device that requires someone to level each table by hand. Unlike SV30, it has to be readjusted every time the table is moved.
- Leg stabilizer
- The individual SV30 component fitted to each table leg. It contains the self-contained hydraulic mechanism that makes self-stabilization possible.
- Cast iron base
- A table base made of cast iron, very common in hospitality for its weight and stability.
- Outdoor terrace
- An open-air area of a restaurant, bar or hotel where tables face uneven floors and the weather. The ideal setting for the SV30 System.
- Stabilizer pack
- The SV30 sales unit: 48 stabilizers, enough for 12 four-legged tables, plus 2 installation tools.
- Fluid redistribution
- The physical process by which the hydraulic liquid inside an SV30 stabilizer moves automatically to offset the pressure differences caused by an uneven floor.
- Tool-free installation
- SV30 is installed by replacing the table's original foot caps with the stabilizers, with no special tools.
- 24-month warranty
- The warranty period for every SV30 System. It covers manufacturing defects from the date of purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How many tables does a stabilizer pack cover?
A pack of 48 stabilizers covers 12 four-legged tables and includes 2 installation tools.
Pin down the specification
If you're writing a tender or a specification, send us the table type, floor and use, and we'll turn it into a concrete solution.