SSB Series Steel Base (2-prong base)

SSB Series Steel Base (2-prong base)

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SSB Series Steel Base (2-prong base)

  • steel table base
  • available in black powder coat finish or chrome (chrome not suitable for outdoor use)
  • 3″ steel column
  • adjustable glides
  • black base is specially treated for outdoor use

 

    Base Size    Max Top Size

5″ x 22″ (two-prong base, 2 per table top required)36×96
22″ x 22″ 30×30
22″ x 30″30×48
30″ x 30″36×36
36″ x 36″42×42

 

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SSB Series Steel Base (2-prong base): Commercial Table Base Specifications

The SSB Series Steel Base (2-prong base) is a commercial-grade table base specified for restaurant and hospitality floors.

Getting the height right

  • Dining height — roughly 28–29" base height for a 29–30" finished table, paired with 18" seat height chairs.
  • Counter height — roughly 34–35" for a 36" finished table, paired with 24–26" counter stools.
  • Bar height — roughly 40–41" for a 42" finished table, paired with 29–30" bar stools.

Remember the top adds its own thickness. A 1 1/4" quartz top on a 28.5" base gives you a 29.75" table.

Sizing the base to the top

This is where most table problems start. The base spread has to be wide enough to stop the top tipping when a guest leans on the edge, and heavy enough that the table does not walk across the floor. A rough guide: a 22" base suits tops up to about 30" square or round; a 30" base suits tops up to about 36"; anything larger, or any stone or solid butcher block top, wants a bar-style or double-pedestal base. When in doubt, go heavier — a wobbling table is a complaint every service.

Shape and configuration

A 2-prong base keeps the floor clearer for cleaning and suits tables set against a wall or a banquette run.

Practical notes

Tables ship with tops and bases separate and hardware provided; the customer attaches them. Specify levelling glides and check them at install — almost no restaurant floor is truly flat, and a levelled table on day one is worth a service call avoided later. Keep a few spare glides on site; they are the part that goes missing.

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Pair with laminate, solid wood, quartz or stone table tops, or order top and base together as a complete table. See all commercial table bases, and read our restaurant table guide.

Lead times and ordering

Standard production is 14–20 weeks with rush to 8–10 weeks available on many items; in-stock quick ship bases leave in 2–3 business days. Minimum order is typically 4 pieces, smaller orders considered on request. We ship nationwide and to Canada.

How do I get pricing? Contact your local sales rep or a project manager or administrator in our office and we will quote your list, including freight.