Dining Tables & Furniture

Commercial dining tables and furniture covers everything guests sit at or around during a service — table bases, table tops, bar tables, and lounge seating. Unlike domestic pieces, these items are built to handle repeated daily use, heavy foot traffic, and the kind of cleaning that comes with a busy hospitality venue.

You'll find aluminium table bases with and without castors, fixed pedestal bases for standard and bar-height tables, bar tables in multiple top sizes, and lounge sofas suited to front-of-house areas. Brands include Durafurn and Sirman, covering a range of styles from sleek modern bases through to relaxed lounge formats.

Sirman aluminium bases are a strong pick where you want lightweight mobility — many come with castors so staff can reconfigure the floor quickly. Durafurn bases like the Marlo and Stirling Mk2 lean toward a more designed, fixed aesthetic that suits venues where the layout stays consistent. Think about how often your floor plan changes and whether castors are a practical need or a complication.

Standard dining height suits most seated dining areas and pairs with chairs in the usual seat-height range. Bar-height bases are taller and pair with bar stools, making them popular at counters and high-traffic standing areas. Measure your existing chairs or stools first, then match the base accordingly. Sirman's SO series and Durafurn's Stirling Mk2 bar base each target different height tiers, so check the product specs before ordering.

Most commercial table bases use a standard bolt pattern or centre-mount fitting that accepts a wide range of tops. That said, it pays to confirm the mounting dimensions listed on each base before you buy a separate top. Sirman and Durafurn both publish base dimensions so you can cross-reference them with your chosen top size before placing your order.

Castors make sense in venues that run multiple seating configurations — think functions, events, or a floor that doubles as a bar late in the evening. On a fixed dining floor with the same layout every service, castors add movement you may not want. Sirman offers aluminium bases in both castor and fixed versions, so you can choose the right fit for your specific operation.

Aluminium bases wipe down easily with a damp cloth and a mild detergent — avoid abrasive pads that can scratch the finish. For painted or powder-coated steel bases, check for chips regularly and touch up as needed to prevent rust in humid kitchen-adjacent environments. Castor wheels should be checked periodically for debris that can lock the wheel or scratch your floor.

Suitability for outdoor use depends on the specific material and finish of each piece rather than the category as a whole. Check the individual product listing for weather-resistance details before placing outdoor lounge furniture in an uncovered area. If your space is partially covered or in a sheltered courtyard, many hospitality lounge pieces will perform well with regular maintenance.

Pricing varies across the 66 products in this range depending on the brand, materials, and style. Table bases generally sit at a lower price point than full lounge pieces. Members save off RRP across the full range, so signing up before you buy is worth doing if you're fitting out more than a table or two.