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News & Updates from Tablebases.com

  1. Q&A: Do You Offer Finish Samples?

    Screen Shot 2016-02-24 at 3.50.00 PM While Tablebases.com does not have finish samples available for our bases, we photograph our products using professional camera equipment in a studio, and they accurately represent the available finishes*. We do have swatches available to show you the finishes available for the Topalit table tops, just give us a call to request those. If you'd like to get an idea of the finish on the bases, we recommend consulting with customer service or placing an order for a single base to test.  Continue reading →
  2. Stainless Steel Pedestal Table Base & Custom Glass Dining Table Top

    This photo comes courtesy of Kathy Frizzel, who used our RFL750X3 Stainless Steel Table Base to support her custom, crackled glass table top! Continue reading →
  3. Mid-Century Meets Industrial in San Francisco

    Check out our C14 Black pedestal table bases at the Third Rail, a cocktail bar in San Francisco's Dogpatch. This industrial neighborhood has experienced a major transformation in recent years, and is now a bustling area of the city, with butcheries, fantastic small restaurants, and (now) a great craft cocktail bar! via Instagram http://ift.tt/21eV49f Continue reading →
  4. Tablebases.com Is Now On Instagram!

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  5. Custom Stone Tables Using our RFL Series Table Bases

    Denver Table_Base2   Our friends over at Daltile shared some photos of these beautiful tables they created for their Denver, CO showroom using our RFL Series Stainless Steel Table Bases to show off their incredible stone table tops. Daltile specializes in tiles and stones of all shapes, sizes and materials for commercial and residential projects (they have a seriously vast selection!). Continue reading →
  6. Happy Valentines Day from Tablebases.com!

    Turin22VDay Shown with our Turin-22 Stainless Steel Table Base You can have a special evening anywhere with a table set for two! Happy Valentines Day from Tablebases.com. Continue reading →
  7. San Francisco Restaurant Growth Exceeding New York City

    photo-1423347673683-ccdb7f6a948f   A new study by First Data, an international payment processing company, shows that San Francisco's restaurant industry is beginning to edge out New York in terms of overall growth. Eater.com reports that the client data, analyzed between 2013 - 2015, shows that while the cities' dining scenes are both growing in different ways, SF is increasing at a faster rate, with higher overall sales in two of the last three years. Continue reading →
  8. Be Prepared: Maintain Your Restaurant to Prevent Fire

    Fire Restaurants, with their grease traps, commercial cooking equipment, and fast paced schedules, can be especially prone to fires. A few simple mistakes and the right situation could result in a disaster that ends your business, or worse, ends up hurting a customer or staff member. Those reasons and more are why it is so crucial for restaurant and bar owners to make sure their establishments are maintained properly, and that all staff members are trained in emergency procedures. Continue reading →
  9. Restaurant Restrooms: Customers Notice!

    Light Switch In a world of food, cleanliness really is next to Godliness. When it comes to restaurants, operators need to maintain certain levels of sanitation, not only to appease regulations, but also to ensure their establishment meets an exceeds their customers' expectations. While it is absolutely a priority to make sure that kitchen and dining areas remain clean, another part of your establishment can say a lot to consumers about the quality of your business: restrooms. Continue reading →
  10. Cucumbers Still Spreading Salmonella in US

    photo-1449300079323-02e209d9d3a6   According to the Centers for Disease Control, as reported by Restaurant Business Online, the scary Salmonella outbreak that occurred this past fall has spread to include 39 states. Since November 19th, 2015, 50 more people have reported Salmonella related illnesses from 16 states, including two deaths. That brings the total count up to 888 cases, including 6 deaths and 191 hospitalizations. While the frequency of reports has declined, it's still unusual to see cases continuing at this time of year.  Continue reading →