Large Patio Table
Large Patio TableThe product showcased consists of a black powder coated 19mm tubular steel frame and 38mm tubular steel feet and three 10mm tiles sitting flush with the frame.
Comfortably seating 8-10 people, our Large Patio Table is perfect for entertaining friends and family. Combine its sturdy metal frame with an option of glass, wood or tile to suite your unique style. Tile and steel are the perfect options for any outside area, giving you a crisp modern look that is easy to clean while wood will add warmth to any indoor dining area.
Urban Dining Table
Urban Dining TableThe product showcased consists of a black powder coated 25mm tubular steel feet, 19mm steel top frame and 10mm nox graphite tile top.
Whether you’re having a romantic dinner, sitting down with the family or hosting friends, the Urban Dining Table ticks all our boxes: This four-seater is durable and easy to clean while emulating contemporary design through its simple and sleek lines. Pair with wooden chairs and a Persian rug to create a warm and inviting space.
Space Saver Dining Table
Space Saver Dining TableThe product showcased consists of a black powder coated 25mm tubular steel frame and 30mm saligna wood top on top frame.
Made from steel and wood, The Space Saver Dining dining set offers an innovative solution to creating a stylish dining area in a smaller space. If you are battling with enough room for a separate dining and living room, our dining set will allow you to effortlessly combine these areas to achieve a functional yet open space.
Space Saver Dining Set
Space Saver Dining SetThe product showcased consists of a black powder coated 25mm tubular steel frame, 30mm saligna wood top on top frame.
Made from steel and wood, The Space Saver Dining dining set offers an innovative solution to creating a stylish dining area in a smaller space. If you are battling with enough room for a separate dining and living room, our dining set will allow you to effortlessly combine these areas to achieve a functional yet open space.
