Nardi Tiberina Dining Range
Tiberina is a Nardi resin dining chair made as an armchair and as an armless bistrot chair, paired here with the Tevere aluminium extendable tables in complete settings from 7 to 11 pieces.
The chairs stay outside and wipe clean, and the aluminium table keeps the weight down on a top that gets handled every time the table changes length. Tell our team your everyday and entertaining numbers and we will tell you whether Tevere 147 or 210 is the right table. Settings are sold in armchair, bistrot, or a mix with the arms at the ends of the table, which is what most households end up choosing.
Nardi Tiberina Dining Range - FAQs
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What is in the Tiberina range?
Tiberina is a Nardi resin dining chair made in two versions, an armchair and an armless bistrot chair. On this shelf it is sold alongside the Tevere aluminium extendable dining tables, and the two are offered together as complete settings from 7 to 11 pieces. The chairs are moulded resin, so they stay outside, shed rainwater and wipe clean. The tables use a powder coated aluminium frame instead, which keeps the extendable top light enough to handle.
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What is the difference between the Tiberina armchair and the bistrot chair?
The armchair has arms and the bistrot chair does not, and that changes two things. Arms make the chair more comfortable for a long meal and give the table more presence, particularly at the ends. No arms means the chair tucks fully under the table, so it takes less width in the setting and more covers fit into the same courtyard. Because both are offered in the same settings, a common answer is to mix them and put the armchairs at each end.
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What is the difference between Tevere 147 and Tevere 210?
Both are aluminium framed extendable dining tables and the difference is length. Tevere 147 is the smaller of the two and suits a courtyard or deck where six is the usual number at the table. Tevere 210 is the larger, for a household or venue that regularly seats eight or more. Both extend, so the question is not just how many people sit down normally but how many sit down when the table is at full stretch, and how much room the space allows for that.
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How does the Tevere extension work?
Tevere is an extendable table, so the top opens to add length rather than needing a separate leaf carried in from a shed. That means there is nothing to store between uses and nothing to go missing. Allow the extended length in your plan rather than the closed length, and leave about a metre beyond each end so chairs can still pull out when the table is fully open. Keep the runners free of grit, since that is what makes any extendable mechanism stiff over time.
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What do the piece counts mean in a Tiberina setting?
The number counts every item, including the table. A 7 piece Tiberina setting is one Tevere table and six chairs. A 9 piece is the table and eight chairs, and an 11 piece is the table and ten. Settings are offered with all armchairs, all bistrot chairs, or a mix of the two, so the chair style is a separate choice from the count. Work out your covers first, add one for the table, and that gives you the piece count to look for.
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Can I order Tiberina settings for a venue?
Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Tiberina and Tevere to restaurants, clubs and function venues that need a floor which reconfigures, laid out as small tables most nights and joined up for a booking. 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 match a fit out program. Send through the floor plan and the cover numbers and we will work it up.
