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Color: Aluminum
Features
- 23.25" ROUND BAR HEIGHT COCKTAIL TABLE: Designed for indoor or outdoor commercial and residential use, this bar table is great for cocktail hour, hospitality facilities, banquet halls, and kitchens
- SEATS UP TO 2 ADULTS: Comfortably seats up to 2 adults and can be paired with 2 aluminum bar chairs, or guests can stand around the table with a drink while they wait to be seated
- FLIP-UP TABLETOP: With the simple touch of a button, the tabletop conveniently flips up for easy, compact storage after use
- HIGH-QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Made with a smooth designer looking stainless steel top and lightweight aluminum base with protective plastic floor glides that allows you to transport the table with ease
- EFFICIENT SIZE: Round bar height table measures 23.25" W x 23.25" D x 45" H to provide plenty of space for food, drinks, activities, and more
Description
Take cocktail hour up a notch at your venue with the Flash Furniture 23.25" Round Aluminum Bar Height Table. Designed for indoor or outdoor commercial and residential use, this round bar table is great for cocktail hour, hospitality facilities, banquet halls, and kitchens. It comfortably seats up to 2 adults and can be paired with 2 aluminum bar chairs, or guests can stand around the table with a drink while they wait to be seated. Boasting a smooth designer looking stainless steel top, this cocktail table is as durable as it is attractive. The tabletop conveniently flips up with the simple touch of a button for easy, compact storage after use, and the lightweight aluminum base with protective plastic floor glides allows you to transport this table with ease. When using outdoors, care should be taken to protect from long periods of wet weather. This round bar table measures 23.25" W x 23.25" D x 45" H to provide plenty of space for food, drinks, activities, and more.
Brand: Flash Furniture
Product Dimensions: 23.25"D x 23.25"W x 45"H
Item Weight: 19 pounds
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 130 pounds
Frame Material: Aluminum
Color: Aluminum
Shape: Round
Table Design: Dining Table
Style Name: Flip Top
Finish Types: Silver
Theme: unspecified
Furniture Finish: Stainless Steel
Leg Style: Arch
Top Color: Black
Handle Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Base Color: Black
Handle Color: Black
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23.25"D x 23.25"W x 45"H
Item Weight: 19 pounds
Size: 23.25" Round
Tabletop Thickness: 0.88 inches
Item Width: 23.25 inches
Base To Top Distance: 45 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 23.25"L x 23.25"W x 45"H
Extended Length: 23.25 inches
Item Depth: 23.25 inches
Item Dimensions: 23.25 x 23.25 x 45 inches
Frame Material Type: Aluminum
Top Material Type: Metal
Product Care Instructions: SW-Solvent and water based cleaner such as foam
Base: Aluminum
Material Type: Metal
Furniture Leg Material: Aluminum
Handle Material: Aluminum
Brand Name: Flash Furniture
Model Name: Flash Furniture
Included Components: Aluminum Patio Bar Tables
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited.
Model Number: TLH-059A-GG
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
Special Features: Weather Resistant
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Length: 23.25 inches
Manufacturer: Flash Furniture
UPC: 889142005605
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: 23.25" Round Aluminum Indoor-Outdoor Bar Height Table with Flip-Up Table
Manufacturer Part Number: TLH-059A-GG
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 130 pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Patio Bar Table
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Recommended Number of People for Assembly: 1
Specific Uses For Product: Non Residential Use, Residential Use
Warranty Type: Limited
Seating Capacity: 2
Base Type: Arch
Frame Joint Type: Welded
Room Type: Patio;Porch
Unextended Seating Capacity: 2
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Color: Aluminum
Very sturdy in the end, and looks nice and solid, with fairly substantial construction. We are not talking high quality here - just solid enough and good-looking enough to be out for art gallery opening receptions: so that's pretty good I would say. But every buyer should take note about a few things in assembly. I was fortunate to have one reviewer advise to place the tabletop facing the floor, and build it up (towards the base and feet) from there. If you are moderately confident you can put together a puzzle, you will be in good shape. Because the directions are just a fairly inaccurate "exploded view". Biggest thing not shown at all in the drawing is key. I had to disassemble all four of our tables when I discovered on the last one a little notch on one end of one section of the two tubes which butt together with a ring. You need to make sure the notch lines up with a bump that is cast in either the top or bottom plates - I don't have the tables right here so I can't tell you which end for sure - just look carefully for it, or your table will be crooked and wobbly no matter how tightly you cinch it down. Line it up and it solid. The same person who gave the helpful idea of working the table upside down also mentioned to "keep the bolt inside the locking assembly". I think that bolt actually gets thrown away; it is just a way to transport the table assembly safely. Also, use a real wrench or socket: the supplied "wrench" barely allows for you to get the torque needed to give you a stable table. And will give you scraped knuckles in the process. I am getting the skin back after a week, myself. The other point to be made is that you will have several washers left over. Just make sure the lock-washer is always nearest the nut, then the flat washer, then the part it is attaching to. The last bit of advice was something I mostly lucked out on, but there is a delicate balance between how far to put the rod in either end. My advice is to check to make sure it comes exactly to the end of the nut on the inside of the locking mechanism. If it goes a couple threads beyond that, it will not close properly. Too short and other problems advance. Definitely though, this seemed like a very good table for the price! I guess the low price did not allow them to hire a good instruction writer.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2019 by Known Name
Color: Aluminum
These tables are not "perfect" - but they don't cost $100 either. Their shortcoming of manufacturing, and their assembly instruction shortcomings are easily corrected. I have posted a picture of my thoughts on assembly to this review. As a lifetime builder and career engineer, I found these tables to be fully acceptable. Yes - the "directions" are VERY poor. There are alignment notches/bumps which must be aligned and are not clearly shown. And parts of the drawing are simply wrong. You might want to try my instructions in my picture below - print them as a letter-sized picture. I hope that anyone using them finds my recommended assembly and fix very helpful. In regard to some other negative review comments : There IS a manufacturing shortfall with the part K tilting mechanism - but it is easily fixed with a bit of attention and a flat file. See my instructions. While I agree that the fit quality of the threads is not good - I did not have a stripping problem. The person with a table "getting more wobbly" and the one with the crooked tables probably did not line up the notches/bumps of the K-D-B parts - the fault of very poor instructions. You might try to disassemble and reassemble. The "too short part C rod" person probably threaded the C rod too far into part K - this is again the fault of the poor instructions. I discovered the flaw and had to partially disassemble to correct it. See my solution in my instructions about C to K assembly. Also : Start with the fact that the table IS the size it says it is, don't buy it then expect something else. If you don't want a table that tips, then don't buy one - or just don't tip it - but don't expect that you can throw some part(s) away and still have it work. Printing the attached picture is probably best, but my suggested assembly is as follows : Flash Furniture 2-Foot Round Aluminum Indoor-Outdoor Folding Bar Height Table with Base These instructions use the original "names" as of June 2020, including the top as part "B" * NOTE : Before assembly, anyone who has some mechanical skills should verify that part K's latch mechanism works easily every time. Both of my tables needed a little flat-filing to remove casting bumps, and to assure a flat surface on the hook of the latch. With a little filing I found that the latching mechanism would reliably move fully into place, securing the table. Save the bolt - it attaches K to A. General instruction : I recommend that you use a little bit of grease on every thread, especially the feet. This will ease assembly, and will make disassembly or tightening possible later. By far, the easiest way to assemble this table is upside down. Place A upside-down on a soft surface. The picture with K is WRONG (the manufacturer should fix this, and probably rename the parts at the same time *) - You must align parts K and A's bumps and notch !! This will be at 45 degrees, not in line with the top's arms as is shown. Attach K to A using the bolt which was inside K. Dispose of both plastic thread protectors from the C rod with threads on both ends. Then, after spinning an F nut fully onto either end of this rod, thread and tighten this same end tight into the coupler of the other C rod. Then tighten jam-nut F against the coupler. On either end of your now-long C rod, thread an F nut down, but not all the way : leave about 3/8" plus of unused threads. Put on the lock washer L and the flat washer G, then thread the long C rod into K. When the washers and nut touch K, tighten the nut. Now slide the shorter part D tube over the rod, then the coupler part E, then the longer part D - BUT ! You must make sure that the end with the notch will be up - towards where the legs go. Remove and dispose of the shipping bolt holding the weight J to the legs. Assemble legs B onto the rod/tubes of C and D. Note the bump on part B legs - this MUST line up with the notch on part D. Here you have a choice - the tube with the notch can be rotated - this means you can align the legs with any part of the top you like. If you are assembling only one table, I recommend that you align the base-legs and "top-legs" - this will allow a folded table to sit as close to a wall as possible. But if you are assembling many tables, and will need to store them, then you might want to assemble half with the base-legs and "top-legs" in alignment, and half of them at 45 degrees. This will allow for more compact storage with table tops folded. Reinsert the weight into the legs, Install G then L then thread one F down and tighten ( This will be easier if you have a 17mm (or 11/16") socket wrench ). Thread on the other F and tighten. Thread in the four feet. Turn your table over and enjoy ! * The manufacturer probably should rename the parts so that their assembly falls into alphabetic order. A=A, B to I, C=C, D to H, E to G, F to D, G to F, H to L, I to K, J=J, K to B, L to E. ( The manufacturer should add one flat piece of protective cardboard on the table top side when packing.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020 by DIYSC
Color: Aluminum
ATTENTION: Full installation instructions - combining two sets of most valuable assembly instructions here with added details I bought this table because it was taller than most at 45 inches. It is perfect to stand beside my above ground pool and hold drinks, a speaker, books, hats, etc. I love the table itself and decided to roll the dice on assembly since it was the best fit and price point for my needs. I am glad I did. But everyone who said the instructions are a nightmare… they’re right. So, thank you Ivanhoe jevre and Bill. I could not have put this thing together without you both! I am combining some parts of each of your instructions here with more details to maybe help others. I am only giving the table 4 stars because as many before me, the tabletop hinge will not stay closed. It looks like I will be using the zip-tie workaround. Observations from unpacking the parts: 1) The table base weight (J), shipped inside of the base (B) itself, and was secured by a long screw for shipping purposes. This 1” long screw was not needed for assembly and also was not on the parts list. Set it aside for now. See first photo. 2) There are two narrow steel rods (C) in the package. One of mine came with black plastic pieces on either end for shipping purposes and were not needed for assembly and also were not on the parts list. Set them aside for now. See first photo. 3) The large folding hinge (K) for securing the tabletop (A) to the base had a screw (approx. 1/3”) inside of it. This screw IS needed for assembly and also is NOT in the parts list. Reviewing the instructions and inventorying the parts: 1) I could not find the table base weight (J) at first because it was shipped attached to the base (B) itself. 2) The steel rods (Cx2) were very confusing to me. They are two different lengths but are not clearly differentiated in the instructions. While I will mention this in the assembly instructions below, the shorter steel rod attaches to the tabletop (A) versus the base. Together, they are meant to be perpendicular to the ground (they run from the tabletop (A) to the table base inside the three aluminum tubes (Dx2, E). 3) The two aluminum tubes (D) are also different lengths. Same thing, the shorter length tube goes at the top directly under the tabletop (A). Assembly: 1) Bill is spot on, start at the top and work your way down for assembly. Starting with tabletop (A), affix the large hinge (K) using the screw (approx.. 1/3” long) that is not on the parts list and that may have been shipped inside of K. Tighten with the enclosed wrench (H). It does not require any washers. Completely close the hinge for now. 2) Next place a nut (F), then a split washer (L), and finally a flat washer (G) on the threaded end of the shorter steel rod (C). Move them down almost an inch from the end of the rod. NOTE: the order of the hardware will be folding hinge (K) > flat washer (G) > split washer (L) > nut (F) you must use this order. 3) Take the shorter steel rod (C) and screw it into the underside of the large tabletop hinge (K). Once you bump into the nut (F), hold the steel rod and using the enclosed wrench (H) tighten the nut to the flat washer (G) that is already on the steel rod. NOTE: Open the tabletop hinge (K) and make sure that the threaded end of the steel rod (C) is at least flush or protruding just a bit through the hinge. See photos 2 and 3. If there is more than that, the assembled rods will not be long enough to secure the base (B) and base weight (J). 4) Take the longer steel rod (C) and add a nut (F) to one end. Then take that end and screw it into the other steel rod that is already attached to the tabletop. For now, you can tighten a bit with the wrench (H) but you may need to shorten or lengthen later. 5) Slide the shorter steel tube (D), over the steel rods so that it is in the grove on the tabletop hinge (K). Slide (E) into place next and finally, the longer steel tube (D) that has the small notch in the aluminum at the bottom. This will lock into the base to prevent the tabletop from turning at the bottom. 6) Place the base (B) then the base weight (J) over the end of the steel rod that is sticking out of the assembled aluminum tubes. Ensure that the notch in the aluminum tube lines up with the correct ridge on the base, this will prevent spinning. NOTE: You want at least ¾” to 1” of steel rod available through the base of the weight. If you need more length, you will need to either loosen the steel rods (C) connection to each other, or at the tabletop hinge (K). If you have enough length, remove the base weight, base, and aluminum tubes to tighten the nut (F) that is holding the two steel rods (C) together. Reassemble (step 6) 7) Add the flat washer (G) > split washer (L) > nuts (F*2) you must use this order. Tighten using a 11/16 socket wrench. 8) Add the four adjustable feet (I). That should be it. Good luck!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020 by Jennifer C. Fajardo
Color: Aluminum
We bought two of these for a holiday cocktail party we hosted at our house Dec 2023, same motivation and hopes like many of you reading this. Be warned: while the quality of the tables themselves is solid enough, the setup instructions are TERRIBLE, and worst of all, if you manage to follow the assembly instructions--and make leaps of faith using your intuition to fill in the blanks--you are still left with an assembled table that will not close properly, thus make it completely unusable. To wit: if you lean on the table or place a heavy object on the side opposite the latch connecting the tabletop to the base, it will collapse/fold downward and whatever is on the table will go flying. Simply put, the machine tooling of the latch is terrible. Unfortunately, once you assemble a table, you're in for a penny, in for a pound as it's a big pain to dis-assemble, re-box, and return each table. So you look in desperation (the night before your big party, having already spent an hour trying to follow the cr** instructions), to MacGyver a fix. Miraculously, AMZN reviewer "DIYSC" provides one: "There IS a manufacturing shortfall with the part K tilting mechanism - but it is easily fixed with a bit of attention and a flat file." Seek out his instructions here if you've already made the fatal plunge in buying one of these tables. Otherwise, avoid these like the plague until the manufacturer addresses the "part K tilting mechanism" foul up. I really wanted to love these tables. Instead it took us forever to assemble them and figure out the fix, which included putting a rubber tube inside each latching mechanism to help keep the latch from flying open when even the slightest pressure is applied (see pics). Deserves zero stars, maybe one star with the MacGyver fix.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023 by Capitan Precio
Color: Aluminum
I have no clue what people is talking about on this table. It is a great table for my billiards room. I just received it today and put it together and had no issues. The instructions isnt the best but very easy to figure out. The assembly went smoothly. If you arent too handy with tools and common sense then you will have a little hard time putting it together. but over all its a great table. I would highly recommend this table for anyone. love the stainless steel and aluminum on it. Very modern look to it. easy cleanup!!! dont have to worry about water marks on the table from drinks sweating on the table. if you are looking for a table like this. This is a must get. I buy a lot of things from amazon. and only write a few reviews on things but this is one thing i will write about. its a great table. dont listen to all those low reviews. its worth it....
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2020 by JK
Color: Aluminum
When I got new, big, comfy furniture in my living room, there was no longer space for a coffee table, but I wanted something (tall enough to stop my ill-trained thieving dogs) to serve drinks and hors d’oeuvres to guests. This should do the trick. It is not a gorgeous piece of furniture, but is OK looking. But then I do not plan on having it out and visible except when in use. For me, it is a serviceable table at a reasonable price. If you intend it for patio dining and you like sitting on those tall bar stools, it would be ideal. First thing you do is throw away the Satan-originated “instructions” and print the ones written by reviewer DIYSC (headline: I provide instructions). I followed his directions and assembly was a snap. The resulting table is perfectly sturdy and the top locks into place with no problems. I am not sure why they bothered to make a top that folds down. Since the base is a mere 4 inches shorter than the top, folding it down does not provide a significant storage space advantage.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2020 by Sue W.
Color: Aluminum
This is a sturdy table with easy to adjust legs to make it steady on uneven surfaces. It's taller than many might want at 45 inches per my measurement. I can see why people who are used to step by step instructions with labeled parts would complain about the assembly but it's actually quite easy to assemble if you read through the reviews and follow a few simple suggestions. Since there are so many complaints about the instructions, I've been meaning to write this review for some time but it's been a while so I may not be perfect in the below suggestions. 1. The nut and bolt which hold the base weight to the base for shipping purposes is just that - for shipping purposes. My memory is that it has no part in the assembly so add it to your collection or throw it away after you've finished assembly. Just make sure you've finished assembly before discarding it since the parts could have changed so I assembled mine. 2. Make sure you have a good 17mm (that's my memory) wrench and, if also available, socket wrench, to finish off tightening as the final step. That will give you a very sturdy table. 3. It has very few parts, all of which can be identified by the photos, and the diagrams show where each part (and how many) go. It just takes a little study but not that much since there are so few parts. 4. The best suggestion I read was to build upside down. Securely attach the the folding bracket to the table top, then attach the support rod to the bracket, then slide on the support tubes with the middle connector, then the base, then the base weight and then attach it all together with a washer, split washer and two nuts. Note that there is a notch in the bottom tube that fits into a slot in the base that keeps it from rotating. Securely attaching the folding bracket to the table top and then the two nuts to the bottom weight gives a very sturdy table. This is a really good place to use a socket wrench to make it quite tight. 5. Note that the middle support rods are not totally screwed together or into the folding bracket or there won't be enough threads left to attach the bottom weight. I didn't realize that until the end of my first time through and had to remove the bottom legs and middle tubes to lengthen the support rods. That took all of an extra couple of minutes. As noted, the table is taller than many might want (45 inches per my measurement) and requires some pretty good engineering skills and the right tools to shorten. We ultimately decided it was too tall and, at the risk of the purchase price, I shortened it five inches, which made it a perfect height for us. I would not recommend doing that unless you're really good at that sort of thing and have the right tools. Even with that, I got lucky and it worked out. The process included (i) removing half of the folding bracket to use as a large washer (the support tubes don't fit flush against the table top so I used a portion of the folding bracket for that purpose), (ii) drilling out the folding bracket so the support rod could screw directly to the table top and (iii) shortening both the support rod and support tubes. Again, I don't recommend trying this. If a 45 inch tall table is too tall for you, I suggest not buying this table. If that height works for you, then this is a great table for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2017 by Bill
Color: Aluminum
I was skeptical at first after reading the reviews. I followed the directions and they said to tighten all the bolts. That means getting rid of the cheap wrench they sent you and pulling out the craftsman tools. I used my wrenches and ratchet and made sure all the nuts were tightened, I even added a nut on the opposite side of the folding mechanism that was supplied. (See video). Once I put it together, I decided that I am not interested in a 4 foot table and realized I could leave out a section and it would work for my high top chairs perfectly. So for versatility I give it a 10. I can tell that the weakest part of the entire table is the folding mechanism but at this stage it hasn’t failed. It’s easy to fold. As for its ability to last outside, I will have to update my review. The underside appears to be covered wood. The springs inside the folding mechanism don’t appear to be stainless steel, nor does the weighted centerpiece at the foot appear to be stainless. Otherwise it looks like it is aluminum or stainless steel. The wood and weighted centerpiece make the table heavier than it should be. But if you crank down on the bolts, the table is steady. I bought this on sale and I feel like I got a good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by D. Bowers