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Zhongjing® Furniture (est. 2016) manufactures contract-grade laminate restaurant tables, chairs, and booth seating for cafés, QSRs, bistros, hotels, canteens, and malls. We integrate design → prototyping → smart manufacturing → ISO QC → export packing → global shipping → after-sales, enabling brands to scale from first store to 100-store rollout with consistent specs and OEM/ODM options.
Durability per dollar: HPL surfaces resist scratches, stains, and daily sanitizing—ideal for high-turn venues.
Hygiene & cleanability: Non-porous faces + sealed edges minimize moisture ingress.
Design flexibility: Hundreds of décors (wood, stone, solid colors) to match brand palettes.
Weight & logistics: Lighter than stone; easier to install and reconfigure across chain locations.
Standard height: 29–30 in (740–760 mm)
Chair seat height pairing: 17–18 in (430–460 mm)
Knee clearance: ≥27 in (685 mm)
Rectangular — 24"×24" (610×610) 2 pax · 24"×30" (610×760) 2 pax · 30"×30" (760×760) 2–4 pax · 30"×48" (760×1220) 4–6 pax · 30"×60" (760×1525) 6 pax · 30"×72" (760×1830) 6–8 pax
Round — Ø30" (Ø760) 2 pax · Ø36" (Ø915) 3–4 pax · Ø42" (Ø1065) 4–5 pax · Ø48" (Ø1220) 5–6 pax · Ø54" (Ø1370) 6 pax · Ø60" (Ø1525) 6–8 pax
Ops tip: Use 24"×30" two-tops that push together into a 48"×30" four-top during peak periods.
| Surface System | Build | Best For | Pros | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HPL on Core (a.k.a. fireproof board) | High-pressure laminate bonded to MR particleboard or plywood | Indoor cafés, QSR, dining halls | Cost-efficient, huge décor library, easy to service | Demand moisture-resistant (MR) core + sealed edges |
| Compact Laminate (Phenolic) | Solid, resin-impregnated core; no separate substrate | Indoor–outdoor transitions, heavy duty | Ultra-durable, waterproof core, sleek thin profile | Needs compatible inserts/fasteners; heavier bases for big tops |
Edge Options (Hygiene & Impact):
Post-formed HPL edge: seamless wrap, clean look
PVC/ABS edge band (2–3 mm): impact-tough, economical
Self-edge HPL with bevel: crisp, modern; seal corners
Solid wood edge + HPL face: warm touch; specify finish & radius
2-tops (24"×24", Ø30") → T-base or Ø17–19" disc
4-tops (30"×30", 24"×48") → larger T-base or Ø22" disc
Long rectangles / Ø54–60" rounds → dual T-bases or heavy disc pair
Compact/Outdoor → weighted, corrosion-resistant bases with leveling glides
Space saver: Flip-top mechanisms help cafés nest and store quickly.
Sanitizers: HPL/compact surfaces tolerate frequent disinfection; avoid abrasive pads.
Seam control: Demand sealed edges and underside sealing to block moisture.
Heat & stain: Verify samples against coffee, wine, oil, and hot crock wear.
Docs: Request material data sheets + cleaning guide for staff training.
Flatness & bond: Laminate adhesion test; diagonal flatness checks
Edge integrity: Gap ≤0.2 mm; sealed corners; no glue squeeze-out
Insert pull-out: Verified for your base bolts (especially compact laminate)
Finish match: Décor code + sheen consistency across batches
Export packing: Edge guards, moisture barrier, shock-tested cartons/crates
Main aisle: 36–48 in (915–1220 mm)
Table edge-to-edge: 18–24 in (455–610 mm)
Accessible dining: tabletop 28–34 in (710–865 mm) with 27 in (685 mm) knee clearance and a clear route.
Daily: Neutral pH cleaner + microfiber; wipe spills promptly
Weekly: Check fasteners, glides, and edge sealing
Quarterly: Inspect high-traffic tops; replace edge bands if damaged
Avoid: Abrasives/solvents; prolonged standing water at seams
Brief & seat targets — 2-top/4-top mix, concept palette, desired ambiance
Material board — HPL/compact laminate, décor codes, edge type, base finish
Prototype & validation — sample top; on-model photos/video; wipe test results
Spec lock & labeling — SKU, barcodes, franchise kits, install drawings
Production & ISO QC — dimension/finish checks, insert pull-out tests
Export packing & shipping — consolidated containers; customs docs
After-sales — care guide, spare glides/edge tape, warranty terms
HPL grade & décor, MR core vs. plywood
Edge type (post-formed vs. PVC/ABS vs. bevel)
Base type/weight; outdoor coatings
Order volume & rollout cadence (pilot → batch → chain)
Accessories (power grommets, bag hooks, cable ports)
Share your budget per table and lifecycle (years)—we’ll engineer a spec that meets both.
Send: floor plan, store count, HPL décor/edge preference, opening date, incoterms.
Receive: layout suggestion + material board + unit pricing tuned to your concept.
Zhongjing® Furniture — Contract Dining Specialists
Email: felix@nazj.com | Website: www.omzj.com
Q1: Are laminate restaurant tables durable enough for heavy traffic?
Yes—HPL on a moisture-resistant core with sealed edges is a proven workhorse for cafés and QSR.
Q2: When should I choose compact laminate instead of HPL on core?
Pick compact laminate for indoor–outdoor, wet zones, or maximum abuse resistance.
Q3: Can I keep décor consistency across countries?
Absolutely. We standardize décor codes and provide local equivalents for global rollouts.
Q4: Do you support pilot orders before a chain rollout?
Yes—pilot batches follow the same tooling and QC logic as mass production.
