
Window two-top
- Ø700 mm round or 700×700 square top
- Two stacking chairs, 450 mm seat
- Single column base
The set that lets a narrow room keep its aisle. Chairs stack, so the pair becomes four at the wall when the lunch rush comes.
Buying a set is not a discount; it is a decision about which table and which chair belong together, made once instead of twice. The chair has to clear the apron, the base has to miss the feet, and the finish has to match.

Combinations worked out against the heights and aisle widths on this page, quoted as one line item. Changing a fabric, a top size or a base keeps it one item.

The set that lets a narrow room keep its aisle. Chairs stack, so the pair becomes four at the wall when the lunch rush comes.

The workhorse of a cafe floor. Squared rather than round so it butts against another four-top without leaving a gap nobody can use.

Sells the seat nobody plans for. Matched to a 900–950 mm counter, so the pair reads as part of the counter rather than furniture pushed up against it.

Bench one side, chairs the other, so the run seats four in the depth of two. Measured in metres, cut to the drawing, not sold per unit.

































































































Three things have to be true at once, and only one of them is about price. The chair seat has to sit at 450 mm against a 720 to 750 mm top, the chair front rail has to slide under the apron without hitting the leg, and the base has to be narrow enough that the guest's feet land on the floor rather than on cast iron.
Get those three right and the set works in any room. Get the third one wrong and every guest sits with their feet splayed around a base for the life of the table.
| Two-seat set | 600–700 mm top with two chairs |
|---|---|
| Four-seat set | 800×800 or Ø800 mm top with four chairs |
| Counter set | Round top with two 650 mm counter stools |
| Table height | 720–750 mm · seat height 450 mm |
| Chair type | Stacking or fixed, chosen per set |
| Finish | One palette across table and chairs, or two if the room calls for it |
| Packing | Packed by set — one carton per table, one per chair, labelled by position |
| Minimum order | On request · a single set is possible as a sample |
| Production | 15–30 days after sample approval |
Set orders arrive as loose cartons, and the hour after delivery is when people decide whether the supplier was any good. We pack by set and label by position — table 1 with chairs 1a and 1b — so a room can be assembled from the boxes in the order it is drawn, without opening all of them first.
Room dimensions and how many covers you want. We return a set-by-set layout with chair counts, finish options and a price for the whole room.