TRAYLINE Minimalist Round Fast Food Table — Marble Top, Powder-Coated Steel, Food Courts
Marble Top on a powder-coated steel base, drawn for food courts.
| Model | TL-T2049 |
|---|---|
| Type | fast food table, round and oval tables |
| Top | Marble Top |
| Base | Powder-Coated Steel |
| Style | Minimalist |
| Size | Ø 800 mm |
| Height | 750 mm |
| MOQ | 20 pcs |
| Lead time | 15-25 days |
| Packing | Carton, top and base boxed separately |
| Origin | Foshan, Guangdong |
| Customisation | Top finish, base colour, size, logo |
Trade enquiries only · EXW Foshan or DDP · replies inside three working days
The top
Marble Top is the surface a customer actually meets: a tray set down hard, a hot cup, a knife dragged across the edge. The panel is edged in the same laminate before the frame is fitted, so no raw core shows at the rim where trays slide off.
Cleaning is a wipe rather than a wash. Nothing on the top needs a special product, which is what keeps a close-down crew to a fixed set of steps across every store.
The base
Powder-Coated Steel carries a round top at 750 mm. Column bases are welded to a plate that spreads the load, so a table does not walk across a tiled floor when a chair is pushed against it.
Feet are adjustable on the column and fixed on the four-leg versions. Adjustment matters on a refurbished floor, where a 3 mm fall over a two-metre run is normal and a rocking table is the first complaint a manager hears.
On a fast food floor
Minimum order is 20 pcs and lead time is 15-25 days from approval of the sample. First orders ship a sample before the bulk run, and the bulk order is checked against that sample.
Packing is by carton, top and base separately. Spare glides and touch-up paint travel in the first carton, which saves a maintenance call in year one.
Send a floor plan, get a seat count and a price
Room size, counter run and the covers you have to turn at peak. The layout comes back with seat counts, tray-width aisles and a written quotation, usually inside three working days.