Round tables make sharing a single pot easy: every guest is the same distance from the broth. The Moonrise pairs a 42 in (107 cm) round stone top with a fluted wood drum base that hides the induction unit and gives a solid, non-tipping footprint.
Construction
- Light sintered stone top with eased edge and center cutout
- Fluted wood drum base housing the burner, with ventilation and service access
- Cable runs down the drum to a floor box
- Shown with a curved oxblood booth with a black metal rail, cane-back side chairs and a tiered wood cart
A 42 in round seats four comfortably and five at a squeeze; for six, choose 51-55 in (130-140 cm). The drum base keeps feet away from legs, which is why round hot pot tables rarely use four-leg frames.
Options: diameter, stone, drum finish (fluted, smooth, wood or metal), curved booth to match, chair style.
