Why this standard height table base earns its place
Every venue with an older or uneven floor knows the problem: a wobbly table that no amount of folded beer mats quite fixes. The FLAT Auto-Adjust KT22 is built to solve that properly. Supplied as two bases designed to work together under a rectangular or oval tabletop, it uses the PAD — Patented Actuator Device — a self-stabilising hydraulic technology built into each foot that adjusts automatically to rough or uneven ground, so the table sits flat and steady without staff having to shim it by hand.
Both bases carry two-footed self-stabilising technology and a three-pronged top plate, and because the two bases can be positioned to suit the tabletop rather than being fixed to one size, the KT22 flexes to accommodate a range of rectangular and oval table top sizes — useful if you're not running a single standard table dimension throughout the venue. The design also leaves clear space beneath the tabletop, which helps with wheelchair and mobility equipment access, a detail worth having in any front-of-house area.
In black, at 720 mm high and a gross weight of 16 kg, it's built to standard dining height and substantial enough to anchor a table properly once it's fitted. It's designed for indoor hospitality use, which is exactly where the wobble problem tends to bite hardest — older buildings, reclaimed floors, anywhere the ground isn't perfectly level.
