This is the table we draw most often for booth bays. A grey stone top with a walnut-tone frame sits on a central column base, so guests on the booth side slide in without hitting legs, and the burner hangs below the top inside the column housing.
Construction
- Grey sintered stone top, eased edge, set in a solid hardwood frame
- Central column base with ventilated housing for the induction unit and a wide steel foot plate for stability
- Center cutout sized to your burner; stainless trim ring optional
- Cable runs down the column to a floor box directly beneath
Shown with an oxblood channel-back booth, matching side chairs and a four-tier ingredient cart. With a column base the table can be placed close to the booth seat, which is what a booth table needs: the table edge should overlap the front of the seat by about 3-4 in (8-10 cm).
Options: stone color, frame stain, column in wood or powder-coated steel, top size from 30 x 42 in (76 x 107 cm) upward.
