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FLAT Tech CT2007 KX22 Table Base Dining Height 22" Cross Base
| Manufacturer | FLAT Tech Inc |
|---|---|
| Model Number | CT2007 |
| Manufacturer Part # | CT2007 |
| Height | Dining Height |
| Metal Type | Cast Iron |
| Base Spread | 22" X 22" Base Spread |
| Column | (1) 3" Column |
| Height | 28.35" |
| Width | 22" |
| Depth | 22" |
| Weight | 23.2 lbs |
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The FLAT Tech CT2007 KX22 Table Base Dining Height 22" Cross Base is a highly functional and versatile table base designed to meet the specific needs of various dining environments. Featuring a 22" cross base, this table base is constructed from durable cast iron with a textured finish, ensuring stability and longevity in high-traffic areas. The table base incorporates advanced hydraulic PAD stabilization technology, which enhances balance and prevents wobbling, making it a preferred choice for restaurants, cafes, and hospitality venues where customer comfort is paramount. The base includes a 3" diameter column and a 13" x 13" mounting plate, providing a secure foundation for table tops. It is recommended for top sizes of 30" round or square, offering flexibility for design and layout adjustments. This model ships in three boxes, allowing for convenient handling and assembly. The FLAT Tech CT2007 KX22 Table Base represents a sophisticated blend of engineering and practicality, catering to different market segments that demand consistent stability and aesthetic durability in their furniture solutions.
