Light tops make a hot pot room feel fresh and bright, as long as the material can take the abuse. The Pale Stone Louvre uses a light veined sintered stone, which resists staining from chili oil and broth far better than marble, on an oak box base with a band of horizontal louvres just below the top.
Why the louvres matter
Induction units have a cooling fan, and they shut down or lose power when they overheat. A closed box with no airflow is a common reason hot pot tables underperform. The louvre band gives the unit an intake and an exhaust path without exposing the burner body, and we position it from your unit's installation sheet.
Construction
- Light sintered stone top with eased edge and center cutout
- Oak or ash box base with louvred ventilation band
- Internal cable path to a floor exit
- Shown with a cushioned bench, black-frame upholstered armchairs and a brass ingredient cart
Options: stone pattern, base wood and stain, louvre on two or four sides, bench in matching upholstery, cart in brass-tone or black steel.
