YAJU Furniture
YAJU ZUOYOU Marble & Iron Tea Table
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Matching coffee and tea tables with sintered-stone or marble tops on powder-coated steel frames — the finishing touch to every sofa setting. Built for contract fit-outs, hospitality projects and distribution under the YAJU ZUOYOU Series.
Available configurations
- Rectangular
- Square
- Nesting set
Materials & specification
Upholstery in leather, eco-leather or fabric; frame in kiln-dried solid wood or plywood; high-density foam filling with pocket springs where specified. Seat height, depth and modular layout can be adjusted, and custom sizes, finishes and branding are available for project orders.
Trade terms for distribution and projects
OEM/ODM supported · MOQ 50 pcs mixable · Lead time 25–35 days · FOB, CIF or DDP · Samples on request.
Tea and coffee tables as the finishing layer
Tables are what make a sofa setting usable: somewhere for the coffee, the laptop, the magazine. The ZUOYOU tea-table line offers rectangular, square and nesting formats with sintered-stone or marble tops on powder-coated steel frames — materials chosen to survive contract use while matching the sofa upholstery schemes around them.
Sintered stone and marble behave differently in projects: sintered stone resists staining and heat better in F&B settings, while marble gives the classic look for executive and VIP spaces where use is lighter. We advise per application, and tops can be sized to the exact sofa layout.
Specification and ordering
Table tops in sintered stone or marble, frames in powder-coated steel with finish options coordinated to your scheme. Custom sizes and shapes are available for project orders — height against the sofa seat, diameter against the seating circle, nesting sets for flexible rooms.
Tables ship mixed with sofa orders under the standard terms: MOQ 50 pcs mixable across the range, 25–35 days lead time, FOB, CIF or DDP, samples on request, OEM/ODM supported. Produced in Jiashan, our upholstery production base with the ZUOYOU seating lines, so finish references stay consistent across the set.