PIVOT Dining Table
The Pivot table isn't just a piece of furniture; it's a conversation starter. Its name itself hints at the dynamic design - a central leg acts as a pivot point, allowing three other legs to gracefully extend outwards. This creates a captivating asymmetry, a departure from the ordinary rectangular tables.
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Ceramic Glass
We take great care to design and source high quality furniture, there are a few things for you to consider to keep it looking its best.
Here are our top tips:
- Be aware of the environment. Sunlight, heat sources, pets, humidity, etc. can all affect the performance and longevity of furniture. Selecting the right materials for the right setting will ensure yours is the right fit.
- Keep it clean. Light, regular cleaning will increase the lifespan of your furniture.
- Protect your floor and protect your furniture with floor protectors, coasters, stain protection etc. Heat and moisture are generally not furniture’s best friend so keep them separate where possible or ensure furniture is protected.
- Stay centred. Use the centre of the seat rather than the arms or back of sofas, for example, and don’t lean or rock on chairs and stools.
Our team will always be happy to answer any questions you may have about a particular item.
DELIVERY & ASSEMBLY
When opening the packaging please take extreme care for personal and product safety. We recommend against the use of blades.
Having unpacked your furniture, check that it is complete and all parts are present. Please note, the feet for certain products may be found in the zip pocket underneath the suite. Ensure all fittings have been removed before disposing of packaging. Ensure children are supervised during unpacking and assembly of furniture and kept away from all hazards.
For ‘self-assembly’ furniture, read the assembly instructions before starting. Identify the parts of your furniture and follow the assembly sequence. Avoid use of force when assembling parts and be careful not to over tighten fittings during assembly. To avoid damage during assembly, use the appropriate tools and work on a surface covered by a protective layer.
Installing your furniture
If assembling a product on its back or side, take care when turning the product over. Do not put excessive pressure on legs/base when turning as this may damage the structure of the product.
When positioning furniture items please do not drag them. Items should be lifted from the bottom where possible. In rooms with delicate floors, consider additional protection under your furniture e.g. felt pads or glides.
Shelves or drawer boxes should not be overloaded beyond capacity. If you need to move your furniture, you need to empty it first. This will make handling easier and reduce the risk of injury or damage.
Always use the handles provided to open and close drawers/doors. It is recommended that all self-assembled products should be periodically checked to ensure that all the fittings are secure.
Assembly and installation must be done in accordance with instructions. Failure to follow assembly instructions may result in poor performance of your product and/or void your warranty. If instructions are not followed, we decline any liability in the event of damage caused to people or property because of incorrect installation.
CERAMIC & SINTERED STONE CARE
These surfaces are non-porous and hygienic; no liquids can penetrate them. Grease and dirt can be easily removed with dishwashing detergent or kitchen surface cleaner; and soap and water is all that is required for quick cleaning. Ceramic and sintered stone are very resilient to high and low temperatures however there needs to be a degree of awareness of heat transfer to other parts of the furniture. These products are hard but not indestructible, so avoid hitting (particularly the edges) with heavy hard objects as chips or breakage can occur.
GLASS FURNITURE CARE & MAINTENANCE
Tempered glass surfaces offer a high level of safety; in fact, in case of breakage, the glass will crumble into small fragments. Try to prevent accidental breakages of tempered glass by avoiding very hot or cold objects being placed directly on the surface and avoiding impact, especially on edges. The use of coasters will protect the surface of your furniture. Avoid placing or sliding rough objects on glass as this can cause permanent scratches to the surface.
Clean your glass surfaces regularly using mild soap or non-abrasive glass cleaner then dry. Gently remove excessive dirt and debris first to avoid scratching glass.
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Warranty
Our products are covered for residential use. This product is covered by the following warranty periods:
Structure: 5 years
Workmanship & other components: 3 years
Warranty covers breakage or failure due to materials or manufacturing defect. Failure from, but not limited to, misuse, unauthorised repair, general wear and tear, or natural characteristics of materials used are excluded from warranty cover.
Please refer to product Care & Maintenance for information on the characteristics of materials and guidance on how to care for your product.
This warranty only applies to the original purchaser of the furniture with proof of purchase.
PIVOT Dining Table
PIVOT 250 Dining Table Smoked Glass/ Coal Ash Base
- 2500L x 1120W x 750H
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For nearly 90 years, Italian brand Bonaldo has been pushing the boundaries of furniture and accessory design.
Their relentless pursuit of innovation goes beyond trends. They collaborate with leading national and international designers to explore fresh materials and cutting-edge processes, resulting in pieces that are both functional and artistically inspired.
Marconato and Zappa
Maurizio Marconato and Terry Zappa, originally from Como, Italy, established their design studio, "Marconato & Zappa Architetti Associati," in Cantù in 1991. Since 1981, they've excelled in furniture design, overseeing product development, marketing, and art direction for trade fairs. Their interior design work spans homes, hotels, exhibitions, and retail spaces globally. They also specialize in restoring historic and contemporary buildings, making notable contributions to design and architecture.