Nardi Resin Coffee Tables

Nardi Resin Coffee Tables - FAQs

1. What is the difference between a side table and a coffee table here?
   Side tables such as Pop and Solaro are small and relatively tall, sized to sit beside a chair arm and hold a drink. Pop also carries a lower shelf, which is genuinely useful on a balcony with no other storage. Coffee tables such as Net 100, Rodi and the Komodo pair are lower and wider, sized to sit in front of a sofa run and hold more than one thing at once. Choose by the seat height they will sit beside.
2. Which tables belong to which lounge system?
   Some of these tables are designed around a specific Nardi seating system rather than being standalone. Net 100 belongs with the Net range, and the Komodo resin and glass coffee tables are built for the Komodo modular lounge. Others, including Pop, Rodi, Solaro and the Loto Relax tables, work with anything. The Step, Spritz and Doga round tables sit in between, matching their own ranges but perfectly usable alongside other Nardi pieces.
3. Which of these tables stack?
   Pop and Rodi stack, and that is worth knowing where tables come off a deck each night or get stored over winter, because a stack of six takes the floor space of one. The rest are fixed tables, more substantial to look at and heavier in wind, but they live permanently where they are put. On a balcony or in a venue that packs down nightly, the stackable models are usually the better answer.
4. Are resin tables heavy enough not to blow over?
   They are light, which is what makes them easy to move and also what makes them move in strong wind. On a sheltered courtyard that is not an issue. On an exposed balcony or a rooftop it is, and the honest answer is to choose one of the heavier fixed tables, bring the light ones in, or accept that a small resin table will need retrieving occasionally. Do not leave a light table near a balustrade edge.
5. Do resin tables scratch or fade?
   The colour runs through the resin rather than sitting on the surface as a coating, so a scratch does not expose a different colour underneath the way it would on a painted or powder coated finish. The resin is UV stabilised, which is what stops it chalking or fading in Australian sun. The Komodo glass topped table is the exception in the group and shows marks and fingerprints more readily than the resin tables do.
6. Can I order these tables in quantity for a venue?
   Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Nardi resin tables in quantity to venues, hotels and body corporates furnishing balconies and lounge areas, where stackable tables cut nightly pack down time considerably. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Our team can quote the tables alongside the seating they belong with, confirm colour availability across the full count and advise which models suit an exposed position.