Indoor table base

The main criteria for selecting a table base

Have you chosen new table tops from our catalog, or would you like to reuse the ones you already have? And now it's time to invest in table bases to create sturdy, stylish and practical dining tables? The best solution for you is to consult Richard Diffusion's online catalog or Facebook page to find the latest creations, discover the latest trends and make a little comparison. This is the best way to find products that offer good value for money. And it can also help you find the best ideas at the best price. On the Richard Diffusion site, for example, you can find a complete and very interesting collection of table legs. But you should always refer to the following criteria before making your choice.

Type of decoration and material

First of all, you need to choose your table base according to your interior design. If you've set your sights on country chic, you should opt for wooden table bases. If, on the other hand, you're going for an industrial look, you should opt for metal or steel table bases, such as the Vedene black steel base with adjustable jacks, the Andrea rust steel base with round center column and round base, and the Chartres black steel base.

Table leg color

The second criterion to consider is the color of the table base. It's true that the most sought-after tones for restaurateurs at the moment are natural and black, but these aren't the only solutions when it comes to decoration. You can also opt for rarer colors for greater originality, to attract your customers' attention and set yourself apart from your competitors.

The shape of the table base

It's also important to think carefully about the shape of the table base. The most classic are straight table legs, but you can also come across other models such as pin-legs, which are perfectly suited to industrial and Scandinavian styles. And there are other design legs that can add an original decorative touch to your dining room, such as the Bologna cast-iron-aluminum black leg, the Bolt cast-iron-rust steel leg with 2 central columns and a rectangular base, and the Danish galvanized aluminum leg with 2 wooden columns.

Table leg height

Finally, you need to consider the dimensions of your table, and in particular its height. If you're assembling a classic dining table, you'll need a tabletop height of 71 cm. On the other hand, if you're creating a high table, you'll need a tabletop height of 90 cm.