TRAYLINE Modern Square Fast Food Table — HPL Top, Powder-Coated Steel, QSR Dining Areas

The top

HPL Top is specified against the load a fast food floor really puts on a table: elbows, school bags, a customer sitting on the edge. The panel sits on a sub-frame rather than straight on the legs, so weight goes down the frame instead of into the middle of the board.

Seams are sealed at the factory. That stops a spill seeping into a core that would then swell and lift the laminate a year later.

The base

Powder-Coated Steel carries a square 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

Orders are placed by the frame size, not by the colour. Once a size is approved, 20 pcs can be split across two or three top finishes for different store tiers, and lead time stays at 15-25 days.

Packing is by carton with corner protectors on the top. Floor protection is fitted on the feet, so a delivery does not scuff a floor that was just finished.