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CAST TABLE BASES

Classic craftsmanship, timeless appeal.

16 models available. Contact us for specifications and custom orders.

Heritage Table Base - VLG-500 cast table base

VLG-500

Heritage Table Base

Crown Table Base - VLG-501 cast table base

VLG-501

Crown Table Base

Empire Table Base - VLG-502 cast table base

VLG-502

Empire Table Base

Sovereign Table Base - VLG-503 cast table base

VLG-503

Sovereign Table Base

Regent Table Base - VLG-504 cast table base

VLG-504

Regent Table Base

Baron Table Base - VLG-505 cast table base

VLG-505

Baron Table Base

VLG-506

Victorian Table Base

VLG-507

Baroque Table Base

Gothic Table Base - VLG-508 cast table base

VLG-508

Gothic Table Base

Renaissance Table Base - VLG-509 cast table base

VLG-509

Renaissance Table Base

Monarch Table Base - VLG-510 cast table base

VLG-510

Monarch Table Base

Dynasty Table Base - VLG-511 cast table base

VLG-511

Dynasty Table Base

Legacy Table Base - VLG-512 cast table base

VLG-512

Legacy Table Base

Majestic Table Base - VLG-513 cast table base

VLG-513

Majestic Table Base

Imperial Table Base - VLG-514 cast table base

VLG-514

Imperial Table Base

Noble Table Base - VLG-515 cast table base

VLG-515

Noble Table Base

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Cast iron table bases with weight where it matters

Cast iron is the oldest solution in this catalogue and still the most stable. The mass sits low and the footprint is generous, so the table resists the slow rocking that lighter bases develop once a floor is not perfectly level — which, in an old building, it never is. If a project has uneven tiles, worn timber boards, or a terrace laid to fall, cast iron is the honest answer.

These bases are cast from fixed moulds rather than fabricated. That carries a real trade-off, and it works in both directions. The size cannot be scaled to a particular table top. But the consistency is absolute: the two hundredth casting is identical to the first, which matters when a chain reorders the same model three years after the original fit-out.

Where cast bases work best

  • Bistros and brasseries — the profile belongs to that vocabulary and needs no justification to a designer.
  • Heritage and listed interiors — where contemporary metalwork would fight the room.
  • High-traffic floors — the weight is a feature, not a shipping problem, once the base is in place.
  • Covered terraces — powder-coated cast iron handles outdoor conditions provided it is not standing in water.

Finish and colour

Cast bases are finished in powder coating only. Chrome and electroplated finishes are not applied to this range — the casting surface does not take them consistently, and we would rather restrict the option than deliver a variable finish across a large order. Powder coating is available in any RAL colour. Matte black and antique bronze tones are the two most specified across our European projects.

Specifying a cast base

MaterialCast iron
Standard height71.5 cm — custom and bar heights produced to order
Base spreadFixed — determined by the mould, see product drawing
Suitable table topUp to 80 cm round or square
Top weight guideApprox. 41 kg for an 80 cm marble top at 30 mm thickness
FinishPowder coating, any RAL colour
Minimum order10 units — OEM and custom production from 15 units
Lead time25 working days, made to order
Export packingKnock-down on pallets, 100 units per pallet

Why we cap the top size

Because the base is a fixed casting, it cannot grow with the table top. Beyond roughly 80 cm the top overhangs too far for the footprint and the table starts to feel top-heavy at the edge — a diner leaning on the rim notices it. If your project needs tops larger than 80 cm, specify a fabricated metal base instead, where the footprint can be scaled to match.