Booth tables need a base that stays out of the way of knees and feet sliding in from the side. The Twin Disc puts the top on two slim black columns, each on a round flat disc foot, so there is clear space across the middle and nothing to trip over at the booth edge.
What you see
- Rectangular top with a dark textured center field and walnut-tone wood at each end
- Softly eased edges
- Two black powder-coated steel columns on round disc feet
Construction
- Top in wood veneer or solid wood with a dark inset center (laminate, sintered stone or textured finish options), sealed with a commercial lacquer
- Steel columns and disc feet, powder-coated black, with leveling glides
- Top fixed to the columns through steel mounting plates
Where it works
Between two facing booths, at the end of a single booth against a wall, or in a row of tables along a banquette run. Two columns are steadier than a single pedestal on longer tops, which matters when plates and elbows land on one end.
Sizing
For a four-person booth, a 48 x 30 in (122 x 76 cm) top is a common choice; for a two-person booth, 30 x 24 in (76 x 61 cm) on a single column is usually enough. Table height is 30 in (76 cm) for 18 in (46 cm) booth seats.
Options: top size, finishes, column color, base type.
