Square white polymer table with recycled panel top in a HoReCa space with terracotta flooring and rattan chairs

Recycled Polymer Table — Square, 60 × 60 cm | Rimalto Design

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Square white polymer table with recycled panel top in a HoReCa space with terracotta flooring and rattan chairs
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Recycled Polymer Table — Square, 60 × 60 cm | Rimalto Design

Recycled Polymer Table — Square, 60 × 60 cm | Rimalto Design
RNA-02-0001-002
€400,00
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Square tables pack better than round ones. Two of them push together into a four-seater, three make a run along a wall, and against a corner a square top wastes nothing. That is why cafés buy squares and why a small kitchen usually should too.

This top is solid recycled polymer. The colour and pattern run through the full thickness, so there is no laminate to lift at the edge and no veneer to chip. It does not absorb water, does not swell and does not need sealing or oiling. Wine, coffee and oil sit on the surface and wipe off.

The pattern is a consequence of how the material is made rather than a print applied to it. Fragments of different colours are mixed and pressed, so the distribution is different on every top — the one you receive will not be identical to the one photographed, and two tables side by side will not match.

The base is powder-coated steel, four legs splayed from a central column, so the feet sit inside the footprint of the top and nothing catches a chair leg. At 60 × 60 and 73 cm it seats two comfortably and four at a squeeze. It ships flat packed and the base bolts on.

Specification
Dimensions (W×D×H): 600 mm x 600 mm x 750 mm
Weight: 12.75 g
Material: High-density polyethylene, recycled
Use environment: Exposed outdoor
Country of origin:
Material & durability
Recycled polymer

The top is solid recycled polymer — no core, no laminate, no veneer. The colour and pattern run through the full thickness, so a chip or a scratch shows the same material underneath rather than a different layer beneath a surface.

It does not absorb water, it does not swell, and it does not need sealing, oiling or polishing. In practice it behaves better than timber in a kitchen, a bathroom or a hospitality space, where spills sit on surfaces rather than being wiped immediately.

No two are the same

The pattern comes from the recycling process rather than from a print. Colour distribution, particle size and density vary from piece to piece, and the top you receive will not match the photograph exactly.

That is the material working as intended, not a fault. If you are ordering more than one piece for the same room, order them together and tell us — they will be made from the same batch, which is as close to matching as this material gets.

What it does not tolerate

Heat and abrasives. Polymer softens well below the temperature timber and stone tolerate, so hot pans and appliances go on a trivet. Abrasive cleaners leave a matt patch that does not blend back.

Suitability

Indoor use as standard.
Care & cleaning
Routine cleaning

Wipe with a soft cloth, warm water and a mild detergent, then dry. The surface is closed and non-porous — nothing soaks in, and it needs no sealing or polishing.

Do not use

Abrasive pads, scouring powders and cutting compounds. These leave a matt patch that will not blend back. Avoid strong solvents — acetone, thinners and aggressive degreasers can soften or cloud the surface.

Heat

Hot pans, hot appliances and open flame go on a trivet, not on the surface. Heat damage to polymer is a permanent deformation rather than a mark, and it cannot be sanded out.

Scratches

Light scratches can be worked out with fine abrasive paper followed by a plastic polish, worked across the full face rather than the mark alone. Deep gouges cannot be filled invisibly — there is no separate surface layer to repair into.

Sunlight

Prolonged direct sunlight will fade some colours over years. If the piece sits in a window, expect the exposed face to shift slightly against the rest.
Ordering & lead time
Lead time: 40
Minimum order: 1
Custom sizes and colours:Custom sizes and colours: Not available — sizes and colours are as listed.
Delivery & pickup
Collection in Zagreb
By prior arrangement. We confirm by email when the piece is ready to collect. No charge.
Delivery
Shipped by courier within Croatia and across the EU. Cost and transit time are confirmed per order — contact us with your address before ordering.
On arrival
Check the carton before signing. If there is visible damage to the packaging, note it on the carrier's delivery document at the point of signature. Photograph any damage and contact us within 48 hours.
Packaging
Packed in a single carton.
FAQ
  1. How many people does it seat?
    Two comfortably, four at a squeeze. 60 × 60 gives each person 60 cm of edge with two seated, or 30 cm with four — fine for coffee, tight for a full meal.
  2. Can I push two together?
    Yes, and that is the argument for the square. Two of these make a 60 × 120 four-seater, three make a 180 run. The bases are splayed, so allow for the feet when you butt them up.
  3. Square or round — which should I choose?
    Square if the table goes against a wall or into a corner, or if you may want to combine two. Round if it sits in the open and people walk past it, since there are no corners to catch. Round is the friendlier shape in a small room; square is the more useful one.
  4. Will it look like the photograph?
    Not exactly. The pattern comes from mixing fragments of recycled polymer, so distribution and tone vary from top to top. The photograph shows the colourway, not the specific piece you will receive.
  5. Can I put a hot plate on it?
    No. The surface holds up to 80 °C in continuous use, which covers a cup of coffee but not a plate straight from an oven or a pan off a hob. Use a trivet. Heat damage to polymer is a permanent deformation, not a mark that can be cleaned or sanded away.
  6. Will it mark or stain?
    The surface is closed and non-porous, so wine, coffee and oil wipe off rather than soaking in. It is not scratch-proof: a dragged ceramic plate or a knife point will leave a mark, in the same way it would on any solid surface.
  7. How do I clean it?
    A damp cloth and a mild detergent. No abrasive pads, no scouring powder and no strong solvents — those leave a matt patch that does not blend back.
  8. Is the top the same all the way through?
    Yes. It is solid polymer, not a facing over a core, so a chip shows the same material underneath.
  9. Does the thickness vary?
    By up to 1.5 mm across the top. That is inherent to how the material is pressed and it is not a fault. It is not visible in use.
  10. Can I use it outdoors?
    Yes
  11. Does it come assembled?
    Flat packed. The base bolts on with the supplied hardware.
  12. Can I get it in another size or colour?
    No. This table is supplied in the sizes and colours listed. If you need a specific dimension, our aluminium range is made to order.

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