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Which base suits your dining table? A steel dining table combines a powder-coated frame with the table top of your choice: ceramic, solid oak, walnut or granite. The steel base is welded in our workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands, and powder-coated in one of 10 RAL colours.

Steel or stainless steel?

Steel (powder-coated): 19 models, 10 colours, industrial to rustic. Stainless steel (brushed): 9 models, silver, modern and sleek. Steel offers more colour choice, stainless steel is silver-toned. Both are suitable for outdoor use with the right treatment.

Steel base: powder coating in 10 RAL colours

Every steel base is finished with powder coating. This is a process where powder particles are electrostatically applied to the steel and then cured in an oven. The resulting layer is harder and more durable than conventional paint.

Powder coating protects the steel against scratches, impact and wear. The layer is applied evenly across the entire frame, including corners and welds. Under normal dining table use, the coating stays intact for years.

You choose from 10 RAL colours:

  • RAL 9005 Black and RAL 7021 Black Grey: the most popular choices, suit any interior
  • RAL 7016 Anthracite: dark grey with a blue-green undertone
  • RAL 7039 Quartz Grey and RAL 7037 Dusty Grey: neutral mid-tones
  • RAL 7023 Concrete Grey: warm grey with a green undertone
  • RAL 7035 Light Grey: light and fresh, suits Scandinavian interiors
  • RAL 9010 Pure White and RAL 9001 Cream White: for a light, modern look
  • Anodic Brown: warm metallic tone that pairs well with wood

19 base models: from sleek to robust

The steel bases are named after cities. Each model has its own character that defines your table's look. The collection includes models like Riga 80x40, Riga 80x80, Dublin, Helsinki, Geneve, Prague, Sydney and Rhodes. Round variants are also available.

Which model fits your table?

In the 3D configurator you place each base model directly under your chosen top. Rotate the table and view proportions from every angle. The base adjusts automatically to the top size.

Steel dining table paired with ceramic

The combination of ceramic on a steel base is the most popular configuration. Ceramic is 12 mm thick, scratch-resistant (zeer krasbestendig), heat-resistant and maintenance-free. The slim top contrasts with the robust steel frame.

Popular pairings: a dark ceramic top (Bahia Black, Saint Laurent) on a black steel frame. But light combinations also work: Travertino Romano or Alice Gold on RAL 9010 white delivers a fresh, Scandinavian feel.

Steel dining table paired with wood

Solid oak or walnut on a steel frame delivers a warm-industrial look. The contrast between cool steel and warm wood is a deliberate design choice that works in many interiors.

Oak is available in 19 stain colours, from light Natural to deep Black. Tops are 40 mm thick, available up to 3000x1200 mm. Walnut is naturally dark chocolate brown and delivered with clear 2K lacquer. Maximum size: 2600x1200 mm.

Steel dining table comparison: material combinations

CombinationTop thicknessMax sizeTop coloursTop maintenance
Ceramic + steel12 mm3200x160028Damp cloth
Oak + steel40 mm3000x120019 stain coloursDamp cloth
Walnut + steel40 mm2600x12001 (Natural)Damp cloth
Granite + steel30 mm2400x10004 varietiesPeriodic sealing

Made in our workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands

All steel bases are welded and finished in our workshop in Maasbree. Steel is cut to size, welded and then powder-coated in the chosen RAL colour. Because everything is produced in-house, custom sizes and configurations are possible. Get in touch to discuss the options.

Advice and showroom

In the showroom in Maasbree, multiple steel bases are on display. You see the RAL colours in person. Order material samples by post to compare colours at home.

Start in the 3D configurator and assemble your steel dining table. See all table bases or get in touch for advice. Delivery throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany).

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Last updated: July 19, 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is powder coating?
Powder coating is a finishing process where powder particles are electrostatically applied to steel and cured in an oven. The resulting layer is harder and more durable than conventional paint, protecting the steel against scratches, impact and wear.
Which RAL colours are available?
10 colours are available: RAL 9005 Black, RAL 7021 Black Grey, RAL 7016 Anthracite, RAL 7039 Quartz Grey, RAL 7037 Dusty Grey, RAL 7023 Concrete Grey, RAL 7035 Light Grey, RAL 9010 Pure White, RAL 9001 Cream White and Anodic Brown.
How many base models are there?
There are 19 steel base models, each named after a city. From Riga to Geneve, Prague, Dublin and Helsinki. In the 3D configurator you place each model under your top.
Can a steel base be used outdoors?
Yes. With an outdoor primer, a steel base is suitable for year-round outdoor use, just like stainless steel. In the configurator, select application 'outdoor' for automatic primer. The choice between steel and stainless steel is aesthetic.
What is the difference between steel and stainless steel?
Steel is powder-coated in one of 10 colours and available in 19 models. Stainless steel is brushed silver without colour choice and available in 9 models. Stainless steel does not corrode. Steel with outdoor primer is equally suitable for outdoor use. The choice is aesthetic: steel offers colour choice, stainless steel is silver-toned. Both are welded in our workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands.
Which top material goes with a steel base?
All top materials pair with steel: ceramic (12 mm, 28 colours), solid oak (40 mm, 19 stain colours), walnut (40 mm, natural) and granite (30 mm, 4 varieties). The most popular combination is ceramic on steel.
Are the steel bases made in your own workshop?
Yes, all steel bases are welded and powder-coated in our workshop in Maasbree, Netherlands. No middlemen. This also makes custom sizes and configurations possible.
How do I maintain a steel base?
Clean with a damp cloth. The powder coating protects against scratches and moisture. For deep scratches, get in touch for repair advice.