Flash Furniture 30'' x 30'' Restaurant Table X-Base with 3'' Dia. Table Height Column

This table base is pretty affordable and does what it says it will. You have to assemble it. You're box will almost certainly come beat to hell, but my items were A-okay. I recommend using a large washer to interface the large square nut and the all-thread rod that travels the center column of the table base. The casting is fairly rough and I read reviews of people stripping the all-thread by over tightening the nut. So, proceed with caution. But my project is well under way with the base fastened and is holding up well.The leveling pads on the feet leave a lot to be desired. They need to be adjusted periodically as they will come out of adjustment through regular movement/use. But, I think that is par for the course as far as these go.I fastened a 3' x 4' table top. The 4' dimension is a bit much. If the table will live in an unforgiving environment (kids/drunks) I'd stick to the maximum 3'x3' recommendation, or grab two 2-prong legs from the same manufacturer. I tested the 3'x4' at a local restaurant that employs this same combination and it was as expected. Stable enough when elbows rest on the 3' side, but the 4' side is a little much. I turned my feet 45 degrees to help in this way, so that the long direction would have 2 points of contact/support beneath it. If that's unclear, here's another way of describing that.. Instead of lining the feet up with the top, meaning one prong points squarely to each end, I turned it so the prongs point to the corners. This way, there are 2 prongs under each long end.I'll update with pictures as soon as I finish the table top.

It is a table base lol

Love this table base! We redid our kitchen, and I wanted to use a repurposed butcher block section of wood, but needed a base to put it on. This table base is very sturdy, heavy enough to support the butcher block, and looks great! Arrived quickly and in good condition. All the bolts are included to use to attach the table to the base.

I had an old wooden table top with no legs that was useless. This restaurant table base has turned it into a useful table at holiday time for the crowd. Sturdy and easy to install.

Very sturdy but you will want to buy your own hardware for it as the stuff that comes with is poor rating for the weight designed for this base. I went a little over kill and got grade 8 hardware but as long as you get proper stuff it will be fine.