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Nardi Piave Table Range

Piave is Nardi's compact table range, a high pressure laminate top on powder coated aluminium legs. It runs squares at 70cm, 80cm and 90cm, rectangles at 120 by 70cm, 140 by 80cm and 160 by 90cm, and a 70cm square bar table.

The HPL top resists UV, moisture and scratching, so it is wiped down rather than covered, oiled or sealed. Talk to our team with your bench or courtyard measurements and we will work out which size fits and which chairs suit it. The bar table is the same footprint as the small square, raised, and it pairs with Net, Trill, Doga and Cassia stools.

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  3. Nardi Piave 120x70cm Rectangular Outdoor Dining Table

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  4. Nardi Piave 70cm Square Outdoor High Bar Table

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  5. Nardi Piave 70cm Square Outdoor Dining Table

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  6. Nardi Piave 80cm Square Outdoor Dining Table

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Piave Range - FAQs

  1. What is the Piave table top made from?
    The Piave top is high pressure laminate, usually shortened to HPL. It is a dense board that resists UV, moisture and scratching, which is why a Piave table can be left outside and simply wiped down rather than covered, oiled or sealed. The legs are powder coated aluminium, so they do not rust and the table stays light enough for one person to move. The whole table is made in Italy, and the combination gives a hard wearing surface without the weight of stone.
  2. What sizes does the Piave table come in?
    Piave is named by its top. The squares run at 70cm, 80cm and 90cm, with the 70cm seating two comfortably on a balcony and the 80cm and 90cm seating two to four in a courtyard. The rectangles are where the range stretches: 120 by 70cm seats four, 140 by 80cm seats six and 160 by 90cm carries eight. There is also a 70cm square bar height table, which is the small square raised.
  3. What is the Piave 70 High bar table?
    The Piave 70 High is the bar height version of the 70cm square table. It has the same footprint on the floor as the dining height 70cm, so it fits the same space, but it stands at counter height for use with bar stools rather than dining chairs. It suits a standing edge, a small bar area or a balcony where a raised table makes better use of a view. It is sold in settings with Net, Trill, Doga and Cassia bar stools.
  4. Should I choose a square or a rectangular Piave?
    A square table seats people evenly around it and takes less floor for the same number of covers, which is why cafes use them. A rectangle seats more per square metre in a run and is easier to push together for a large group. Circulation matters as much as seating: a square sitting free in the middle of a small courtyard leaves walking space on all four sides, while a rectangle pushed against a wall wastes none of the floor behind it.
  5. Which chairs is Piave sold with?
    Piave is offered in complete settings with the Cassia chair, in 5, 7 and 9 piece configurations using either the Cassia armchair or the armless Cassia bistrot chair. The Piave 70 bar table is sold as a 5 piece setting with a choice of bar stool, including Net, Trill, Doga and Cassia. There is also a compact laminate Piave table offered as a 7 piece setting with Aero armchairs, for a slightly different look at the same tray of sizes.
  6. Can I order Piave tables for a venue floor?
    Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Piave to cafes, clubs, hotels and venues, and it suits a fit out particularly well because the HPL tops wipe clean and the aluminium frames are light enough for staff to reconfigure a floor between services. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Our team can quote across a mix of sizes rather than a single table, confirm lead times on quantity, and match the stools or chairs to the counter and table heights you have.

The Piave Table Range

Piave is Nardi's compact table range, built around a high pressure laminate top on powder coated aluminium legs. It covers small square tables, rectangles for longer settings and a bar height version.

It is the range to look at when the constraint is the size of the space rather than the size of the party.

  • Squares at 70cm, 80cm and 90cm
  • Rectangles at 120 by 70cm, 140 by 80cm and 160 by 90cm
  • A 70cm square high bar table

HPL Tops and Powder Coated Aluminium

The top is high pressure laminate, a dense board that resists UV, moisture and scratching, so it can be left outside and wiped down rather than covered. The legs are powder coated aluminium, so they do not rust and the table stays light enough to move.

That combination is the point of Piave. It gives a hard wearing surface without the weight of stone or the maintenance of timber, and the table is made in Italy.

Reading the Size Ladder

Piave is named by its top. A 70cm square seats two and works on a balcony. The 80cm and 90cm squares seat two to four and suit a courtyard.

The rectangles are where the range stretches. 120 by 70cm seats four, 140 by 80cm seats six and 160 by 90cm carries eight.

Square vs Rectangular Piave

A square table seats people evenly around it and takes less floor for the same covers, which is why cafes use them. A rectangle seats more per square metre in a run and is easier to push together for a large group. Circulation matters too: a square in the middle of a small courtyard leaves walking space on all four sides, while a rectangle against a wall wastes none.

The rule. Choose square where the table sits free in the space and covers are two to four. Choose rectangular where the table sits against a wall or edge, or where six or more eat at once.

Weight, Wind and Cleaning

The aluminium frame keeps Piave light, which is a benefit indoors of the wind and a problem in it. On an exposed balcony or rooftop, weight the base or bring the table in.

Cleaning is a wipe down. HPL does not need oiling, sealing or covering, and it does not mark from a hot cup the way a coated timber top will.

How to Choose a Piave Table

Step 1. Measure the space, not the party. Allow 60cm of table edge per person and walking room around it.

Step 2. Choose square or rectangle. Free standing points to square, against a wall points to rectangle.

Step 3. Decide dining or bar height. The 70cm bar table suits a standing edge or a stool run.

Step 4. Match the chairs. Piave is sold in settings with Cassia, and the bar table with Net, Trill and Doga stools.

Trade Accounts and Bulk Ordering

Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Piave to cafes, clubs, hotels and venues as well as homes. The tops wipe clean and the frames are light enough for staff to reconfigure a floor. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing.