Modern Tripod Round Coffee Table Manufacturer

Description

This three-legged coffee table comes in a variety of sophisticated colors and is available in two sizes:
80×110cm and 80×76cm, catering to different spatial layout needs. It can be easily placed in spacious
areas or compact corners. With a range of color options including warm wood tones, Morandi pink,
pure white, and all-black, it can be freely combined to create a more harmonious and sophisticated
atmosphere suitable for homes, cafes, and commercial spaces.

Coffee Table Colour

Our coffee tables come in various colors, including walnut wood tabletop with black legs, Morandi pink tabletop
with natural wood legs, pure white tabletop with white legs, natural wood tabletop with white legs, and all-black
(black tabletop with black legs). We can also customize colors according to customer needs.

How are coffee tabletops manufactured?

Each piece of wood is carefully selected and inspected before entering production to ensure natural grain
and stable structure. To make the tabletop more durable for daily use, we first dry the wood to gradually
remove excess moisture, thus minimizing the risk of warping or cracking in the future.

We then feed the wood into a CNC cutting machine for cutting. During the cutting process, the machine
precisely cuts the wood into standard circular tabletops according to preset dimensions and curvature,
ensuring that each tabletop is the same size and has smooth edges, providing a stable foundation for
subsequent processing.

To ensure rounded edges and precise dimensions, workers chamfer the cut tabletops and perform an initial
rough sanding, using coarse sandpaper to quickly smooth out cutting marks and create a flat surface. Then,
finer sandpaper is used for further sanding to make the tabletop surface even smoother.

After sanding, the desktop surface will be sealed and treated with moisture-proofing to enhance its durability.

Next comes the spraying process, where environmentally friendly paint is used for multiple even sprayings.
Each layer needs to be air-dried or oven-dried after spraying to ensure that the paint adheres firmly and has
a rich color.

We sand the surface between each coat of paint to achieve a smoother finish. After sealing, a strong
protective layer forms on the desktop. This protective coating not only gives the desktop a soft, glossy
finish but also effectively enhances its water resistance, scratch resistance, and stain resistance,
significantly extending its lifespan.

What are the steps involved in making coffee table legs?

The coffee table legs are made of high-strength metal (such as carbon steel or high-quality iron), and undergo
strict screening from the raw material stage to ensure uniform metal thickness and strength standards.
After the raw materials enter the factory, they are first cut and straightened to ensure that each metal tube
is straight and that slight bending will not affect the structural stability.

Bending and Forming

Based on the table’s three-legged structure, the metal tubing is fed into a bending machine and precisely
bent at a set angle. The bending process requires ensuring consistent left and right angles to guarantee
balanced force distribution and overall stability of the table legs after placement, preventing wobbling.

A thickened metal support plate is installed at the top of the table legs. It is precision molded and stamped,
resulting in a high degree of flatness and a more stable structure. Standardized screw holes are pre-drilled
at the four corners of the support plate, with precise and consistent hole spacing to ensure seamless
alignment when installing the tabletop.

The table legs and the load-bearing plate are connected by a screw-locking structure. Each table leg has a
precisely pre-drilled hole at the top, and the load-bearing plate also has screw positions set according to the
standard hole spacing. During installation, the worker will align the load-bearing plate with the joint at the top
of the table leg and tighten it point by point with thickened self-tapping screws to ensure a tight fit between the two.

This method is easier for later transportation and maintenance than traditional welding, while ensuring
that the stability of the joint is not reduced. Multi-point screw locking makes the force distribution more
even, and the combination of the table legs and the load-bearing plate is more secure. It is not easy to
loosen or wobble during long-term use, effectively improving the durability and load-bearing capacity of
the entire coffee table.

The weight testing process for the tall and short coffee table legs: Each table leg was placed on an electronic
scale and measured individually. The measured weight of the tall table leg was 3.67 kg, and the measured
weight of the short table leg was 2.548 kg.

 

Before leaving the factory, each coffee table undergoes a rigorous final quality inspection process. Quality
inspectors first check the painted surface to ensure uniform color, no paint runs, and no scratches. Next,
they check the flatness of the tabletop, confirming a smooth surface without warping or paint defects.

Then, they check the stability of the coffee table legs, ensuring all three legs are at the same height and do
not wobble when placed on a flat surface. Finally, a comprehensive inspection of the entire table’s appearance
is conducted to ensure there are no dents, dirt, deformation, or other defects. Each inspection step is strictly
controlled to guarantee the highest standards in both visual appeal and user experience.

How is the coffee table packaged?

The coffee bar table is packaged separately for the tabletop and legs, making it easier to stack and effectively
saving display space. All components are layered with materials such as pearl cotton, shock-absorbing foam,
and soft corner protectors to provide comprehensive protection for the tabletop’s paint and metal legs,
preventing scratches, wear, or collisions during transportation.

The tabletop can be placed upright or flat, with anti-slip pads and soft partitions between it. The table legs
are individually covered and then neatly placed upright, arranged in a “trapezoidal stacking” manner, so that
each table leg interlocks with the others, improving overall stability.