Nardi Alloro Range

Nardi Alloro Range - FAQs

1. What is in the Alloro range?
   Alloro is Nardi's extendable outdoor dining table, made in two lengths. The larger runs from 210cm out to 280cm and the smaller is the Alloro 140. The top is polypropylene resin on a powder coated aluminium frame, and the 210 comes in a two tone White and Tortora finish. On this shelf the tables are also sold as complete settings with the Palma resin armchair, in 7, 9 and 11 piece configurations, and Palma is available separately in sets of six.
2. What sizes does the Alloro table come in?
   There are two. The Alloro 140 is the smaller table and suits a courtyard or deck. The Alloro 210 opens out to 280cm, which takes it from seating up to eight closed to seating up to twelve fully extended. When you are choosing between them, work from the extended figure rather than the closed one, because that is the number that decides whether the table can actually do the job you are buying it for.
3. Which chairs go with the Alloro table?
   Alloro is sold with the Palma outdoor resin armchair, and the two are offered together as 7, 9 and 11 piece settings. The piece count includes the table, so a 7 piece is one table and six chairs and an 11 piece is one table and ten. Palma is also available on its own and in sets of six, which is useful if you want a different chair count to the standard settings or are adding chairs to a table you already own.
4. How does the Alloro extension work?
   The extension leaf is integrated into the table rather than being a separate panel. You pull the top apart and the extra section lifts up into place, so there is no leaf to carry in from a shed and nothing that can go missing between uses. The change takes seconds and one person can do it. Keep the runners clean, because grit in the mechanism is the thing that makes any extendable table stiff, and rinsing when you wash the top prevents it.
5. How much space do I need around an Alloro table?
   Plan the space at the extended length, not the closed length. For the Alloro 210 that means working from 280cm rather than 210cm. Leave roughly a metre beyond each end of the table so chairs can pull out properly when it is at full stretch, and allow walking room around the outside of that. Measuring at the closed length is the most common mistake made when buying an extendable table, and it only becomes obvious on the first occasion you extend it.
6. Can I order Alloro settings in quantity for a venue?
   Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Alloro to venues that need a flexible floor, laid out as small tables through the week and joined up for a function. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Our team can quote settings in quantity, confirm colour availability across the full chair count and stage delivery to suit a fit out program. Send through the floor plan and the cover numbers and we will work out how many extendable tables the room actually needs.