Curved-back side chair
Dining chairs
TABLE / CHAIR / ROOM
Round pedestal table
A circular top on a plain pedestal and broad foot reference. Keep the actual top, edge, underside and base records with the intended chair pairing.
Look at the object.
Then ask for its record.
01 / THE PRODUCT RECORD
Appearance is
the beginning.
DEMO SPECIFICATIONS / ACTUAL MATERIALS & SUITABILITY UNVERIFIED
Use this study in a local briefNo actual product, manufacturing drawing, certification or performance report is supplied.
- Example envelope
- 1100 mm diameter × 740 mm height — illustrative
- Top appearance
- Pale timber-looking circular surface
- Edge question
- Actual substrate, edge profile and finish needed
- Base reference
- Plain pedestal and round foot / material unverified
- Underside record
- Actual top-to-base fixing required
- Pairing scope
- Actual chair approach and measured room needed
- Study status
- Illustrative dimensions / original appearance concept
- Evidence scope
- Actual supplier drawings, physical sample and applicable records needed
02 / CONSTRUCTION NOTEBOOK
Three conversations
before the sample.
- 01
Bring the base into the tabletop conversation
Retain actual top, edge, underside, pedestal, foot and fixing records. A round silhouette does not establish stability or usable chair space. The example diameter is a discussion reference rather than a seating-capacity, room-clearance or load approval.
- 02
Review the chair pair physically
Use the actual assembled table and chair with the real underside drawing. Keep chair approach, movement and floor relationships observable on the physical reference. Digital chair-position markers organize questions and never establish fit, accessibility or a circulation plan.
- 03
Retain surface and care evidence independently
A pale timber-looking image does not establish species, substrate, finish chemistry, sourcing or a cleaning method. Keep a physical chip with the actual finish revision. Assembly, care, load and applicable market assessment belong to actual product-specific evidence.
03 / ASK THE SUPPLIER
Keep the evidence
with the object.
Download DEMO question notes →Question notes only. Not a seating plan, table-and-chair fit approval, furniture specification or capacity assessment.
How many chairs fit this table?
No capacity is approved. The actual table, chairs and room plan require physical and responsible project review.
Is the pedestal tested for stability?
No. Actual construction and relevant assessment evidence remain required.
Does the setting diagram approve a table-and-chair pair?
No. Review the actual table underside, chair geometry, finish references and measured room. Product-specific load and stability evidence and responsible project review remain required; chair markers establish no fit or seating capacity.
04 / ELSEWHERE IN THE COLLECTION
Continue the setting.
Rectangular four-leg table
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