Industrial dining tables — solid wood on iron, built to seat a crowd for decades.
The industrial table is Jodhpur's home ground: a thick solid-wood top married to a powder-coated wrought-iron or steel base, with honest bolts, raw-metal legs and grain left to show its character. We manufacture both the woodwork and the metalwork under one roof — legally sourced, FSC and EUDR-ready, finished to your spec, and shipped assembled or flat-pack from a single trial order up to repeat container volumes.
Wood and iron — the dining table that earns its place in a restaurant.
Industrial style is built on honest materials, and that is exactly what makes a dining table last. A thick solid-wood top carries the warmth and the grain story; a welded, powder-coated iron or steel base carries the load. Together they give you a table that shrugs off the punishment a family kitchen, a restaurant or a brewery delivers daily — full place settings, leaning diners, trolleys of plates and years of being wiped down. The steel base resists racking and wobble where a lighter all-wood frame would loosen, and because the top is solid wood rather than veneer, scratches and ring marks sand out and re-finish rather than forcing a replacement. Trestle, A-frame and box bases also clear the legroom that four-corner tables steal, so chairs and benches tuck in cleanly and you seat more diners along the same length. The aesthetic earns its keep too: visible bolts, exposed brackets and a top that shows saw marks or reclaimed character read as authentic rather than mass-produced. It photographs cleanly for e-commerce, sits across farmhouse, loft, rustic and modern-industrial ranges, and pairs a value wood with a metal frame to keep your landed cost competitive — a wide-appeal centrepiece that holds up to genuine commercial use.
What goes into an industrial dining table we build.
| Element | Industrial dining table specification |
|---|---|
| Top | Solid mango, acacia, sheesham or genuine reclaimed / old wood — plank, block or live-edge, typically 30–40 mm thick; grain, saw marks and old-wood character left visible |
| Base | Powder-coated wrought iron or steel — trestle, A-frame, box, pipe or cross-braced designs sized to clear bench and chair legroom; optional levelling feet |
| Joinery & fixings | Bolted and bracketed wood-to-metal fixings, deliberately visible; mortise-and-tenon, dowelled and breadboard-end joints within the woodwork |
| Durability | Welded steel base resists racking under constant use; solid top can be sanded and re-finished rather than replaced |
| Wood finishes | Natural-oiled, waxed, matt or satin lacquer, stained, limed, whitewashed, hand-distressed and two-tone — CARB / TSCA Title VI compliant |
| Metal finishes | Matt black, raw clear-coat, gunmetal, antique or bronze powder-coat |
| Build options | Fixed or extendable tops, matching benches, contrast two-tone tops, and bar / counter-height variants |
| Shipping form | Assembled or knockdown (flat-pack / RTA) — base bolts to top on arrival for denser, lower-breakage freight |
Wood colour, figure and old-wood character vary board to board, so we recommend approving a physical top and finish before production. Request an industrial dining table sample and we will send wood, finish and metal references for your range. For the metal side of the build, see the wrought-iron material guide.
From a 4-seat kitchen table to a 10-seat restaurant run.
Standard dining height is 30 in / 76 cm; allow roughly 24 in / 60 cm of table edge per diner and keep a leg-free run where benches tuck under. The sizes below are standard starting points — we build any length, width and height to your contract or private-label specification, including counter and bar heights.
| Length | Width | Height | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 48 in · 120 cm | 32–36 in · 80–90 cm | 30 in · 76 cm | 4 |
| 60 in · 150 cm | 35–38 in · 90–95 cm | 30 in · 76 cm | 4–6 |
| 72 in · 180 cm | 36–40 in · 90–100 cm | 30 in · 76 cm | 6–8 |
| 84 in · 210 cm | 38–40 in · 95–100 cm | 30 in · 76 cm | 8 |
| 96 in · 240 cm | 40 in · 100 cm | 30 in · 76 cm | 8–10 |
Base & leg options
Powder-coated trestle, A-frame, box, pipe and cross-braced bases engineered to clear bench and chair legroom, with optional levelling feet for uneven restaurant floors. Choose matt black, raw clear-coat, gunmetal, antique or bronze — matched to the wood tone or set in deliberate contrast.
Top & finish options
Solid mango, acacia, sheesham or reclaimed wood; plank, block or live-edge tops in 30–40 mm thicknesses; fixed or extendable. Finished natural-oiled, waxed, matt or satin lacquer, stained, limed, whitewashed or hand-distressed, all CARB / TSCA Title VI compliant.
Packing & shipping
Assembled or knockdown (flat-pack / RTA) to cut freight and breakage — the base bolts to the top on arrival — with carton, retail-ready, Amazon-FBA-ready or branded packaging. ISPM-15 heat-treated export packing, shipped FOB or CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva.
Order the matching benches and seating with the table to consolidate a complete set in one container — browse industrial dining chairs and industrial benches in the same wood and metal finish.
Wood-and-iron tables documented for every market you sell into.
A dining table is only as sellable as its paperwork. Every piece ships with FSC chain-of-custody on request, Vriksh timber-legality verification, and EUDR-ready geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence — and where we use reclaimed or old wood, that carries its own sustainability story your buyers can print on the label. We provide US Lacey Act declaration support, UK Timber Regulation coverage, and CARB / TSCA Title VI formaldehyde-compliant finishes, with social and quality assurance under SEDEX / SMETA, ISO and SGS inspection, and ISPM-15 heat-treated export packing. Certificate references go directly to serious buyers — never published.
| Area | Our standard |
|---|---|
| Timber legality | Vriksh verified · documented chain |
| Sustainability | FSC chain-of-custody · reclaimed lines |
| EU market | EUDR-ready · geolocation · UKTR |
| US market | Lacey Act support · CARB / TSCA finishes |
| Social & quality | SEDEX / SMETA · ISO · SGS inspection |
| Export packing | ISPM-15 heat-treated · flat-pack options |
Built for restaurants, family kitchens and years of daily service.
Industrial dining tables are made to be used hard. The wood top is kiln-dried to a stable moisture content before joinery, and the powder-coated steel base is welded and braced to stay square under a full table of diners. Day to day, the top needs only a dust with a soft dry cloth and an occasional wipe with a slightly damp one; wipe spills and standing liquid promptly, use trivets under hot dishes, and avoid harsh solvents, as no solid wood is fully waterproof. A sealed matt or satin lacquer gives the most wipe-clean, ring-resistant surface for food service and busy kitchens, while oiled and waxed finishes give a softer, more natural hand and can be re-oiled once or twice a year to feed the grain and hold the colour. The metal base needs little more than a wipe; the powder-coat resists everyday scuffs, and because the base bolts to the top, a flat-pack build can be snugged up with a hex key and the levelling feet adjusted if it ever shifts on an uneven floor. Because the top is solid wood, scratches and marks sand out and re-finish rather than forcing a replacement — a point your retail and hospitality customers value. Full care and finish guidance ships with every order so your buyers give consistent advice.
Industrial dining table sourcing, answered.
What is an industrial dining table made of?
An industrial dining table pairs a solid-wood top with a heavy metal base — most often reclaimed, mango, sheesham or acacia wood on a powder-coated wrought-iron or steel frame. The look is built on honest materials: visible bolts and brackets, raw or black-metal legs, trestle, A-frame, box or pipe bases, and a thick top that shows the grain, saw marks or old-wood character rather than hiding them. We manufacture the woodwork and the metalwork under one roof in Jodhpur, so the top and the base are matched, QC-checked and shipped as one table.
How many people does an industrial dining table seat?
Seating follows length: a 60 in / 150 cm top seats four to six, 72 in / 180 cm seats six to eight, 84 in / 210 cm seats eight, and benches let you add more at each end. Allow roughly 24 in / 60 cm of table edge per diner and keep a leg-free run where benches tuck under. Because the bases are trestle or A-frame rather than four corner legs, you gain usable bench and chair clearance — one reason the style works so well for restaurants and long family tables. We build any length to your contract or private-label spec.
Are industrial dining tables suitable for restaurants and heavy commercial use?
Yes — the wood-and-iron build is why the style sells so strongly into restaurants, cafés, bars, breweries and co-working canteens. The welded steel base resists racking and wobble under constant use, the solid top takes plates, elbows and cleaning without surrendering, and minor marks sand out and re-finish rather than forcing a replacement. A sealed matt or satin lacquer gives the most wipe-clean, ring-resistant surface for food service, and the raw aesthetic hides everyday wear instead of showing it.
Can industrial dining tables ship flat-pack to cut freight?
Yes. The metal base and the solid top are ideal for knockdown (flat-pack / RTA) construction — the legs or trestle bolt to the top on arrival, so tables ship far denser, cost less per unit to freight and arrive with much less breakage. Flat-pack is especially valuable for dining tables because a large assembled top is costly and fragile to ship. We also supply fully assembled where you prefer, and flat-pack builds suit importers, online sellers and Amazon-FBA programmes.
What wood and finishes do you use on industrial dining tables?
Tops are solid mango, acacia, sheesham or genuine reclaimed / old wood — plank, block or live-edge — finished natural-oiled, waxed, matt or satin lacquer, stained, limed, whitewashed or hand-distressed, all in CARB / TSCA Title VI formaldehyde-compliant formulations. Metal bases are powder-coated matt black, raw clear-coat, gunmetal, antique or bronze. We also build two-tone tops on contrasting bases and extendable or fixed designs.
What is your minimum order for industrial dining tables?
A trial or sample order can ship LCL (part-container). For best wholesale pricing thereafter, one 20ft full container load is our standard minimum, and we consolidate industrial dining tables with matching benches, dining chairs, bar tables, consoles and other wood-and-iron pieces into a single mixed, compliant container.
Sample the wood, finish and metal, then ship from one container up.
Approve the top, finish and base on a physical sample, then scale from a trial order to repeat container volumes on a 30–45 day lead time — QC-governed and documented for your market. Explore the metal build on the wrought-iron material guide, or compare sizes, woods and styles on the dining tables hub.