JI3-522TP12 / JI3-522TP3.5x22ADA End Base

JI3-522TP12 / JI3-522TP3.5x22ADA End Base gives rectangular tables clear end access with compact, durable support. This end format places columns near the table edges for comfort. Guests gain ADA clearance and easy leg room at the approach. The design keeps hardware out of traffic lanes while staying firm under load. You can also review our guide on ADA table compliance to confirm layout goals.

What It Is

These bases belong to the 4-Prong family in an end configuration. The look aligns with the broader line for visual consistency. However, the footprint shifts to a compact two-prong plate. That layout preserves knee space at both ends. JI3-522TP12 uses a 13″ cast-iron top plate with a 3″ column. The JI3-522TP3.5x22ADA variant pairs a narrow plate and column set. That combo allows tight placement near the tabletop edge. Installers appreciate the simple three-piece bolt-up kit. Parts index cleanly for quick work on site. For smaller companion tables, many programs pair zones with JIB3-22TP12 to keep styling consistent.

Key Specs

Overall height measures 28.25 inches at standard dining. The base plate footprint is 5.25 by 20 inches. A 3 inch round steel column locks to the plates with bolts. JI3-522TP12 includes a 13 inch TP12 spider. The ADA variant uses a 3.5 by 12 inch narrow plate and column. Slots accept common screw patterns across many tops. The finish is a textured black powder coat for durability. Adjustable nylon glides allow precise micro leveling. The assembly ships flat for safe, efficient handling. Crews move cartons with dollies or two-person lifts. Where floors fight level, a stabilizer like CT4205 can steady problem aisles without shims.

Recommended Top Sizes

End-mount charts call for two bases per rectangular top. Common matches include 24×60 inches and 30×48 inches. Many 30×60 inch layouts also work with this pair. Maintain at least 30 inches between columns for ADA reach. The narrow ADA plate reduces end intrusion for mobility. Heavier tops increase leverage during service. In those cases, confirm spider size and screw spread. Even spacing reduces bounce along the center line. Guests feel steady edges and calm glassware in use. For extra insurance on uneven flooring, add CT4206 to tame grout lines at the ends.

Options, Siblings, and Variants

For heavier loads, step to a 17 inch spider where available. A 4 inch column family variant also exists for high-mass tops. Programs that use center pedestals can mix matching prong styles. Designers often standardize around CL2636281A for specialized mounts in tight bays. Large spans may favor a heavy-duty sibling like JI5x1.5-36TP24 to add footprint. All versions keep finish and bolt logic aligned across sites. Therefore, spares and training remain simple for field teams.

Why Specify This End Base

ADA and end seating drive the choice here. The compact plate avoids foot traps under the edges. Columns sit near the ends, not in the middle. As a result, guests approach with fewer obstructions. The finish hides scuffs and cleans quickly. Hardware installs fast and repeats well across sites. Adjustable glides handle minor floor shifts. The design also protects egress lanes in tight rooms. Operators reduce shim stacks and sugar-packet fixes. Over time, steadier tables mean fewer service calls. The program maintains comfort without giving up capacity.

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Reasons Operators Choose TimeWorn

We align plate maps, fasteners, and setbacks before production. Samples confirm finish sheen under your cleaners. Clear diagrams label each base and location. Our crates protect edges over long routes. Schedules arrive with steady tracking updates. Field guides show fast leveling and torque sequences. Multi-site rollouts reuse the same patterns and parts. Therefore, training stays short and consistent. Punch lists shrink because fits are right the first time. For compact companion tables, many teams spec JIB3-22TP12 to hold a unified look.

Why the JI End Platform Works

The structure favors reach, clearance, and predictable installs. Compact plates reduce knee conflicts at the ends. Columns tie loads cleanly into the floor. Spider plates spread screws to resist peel and torque. Cast iron adds mass that calms vibration. Steel columns control deflection at height. Glides deliver micro corrections in seconds. Bolted joints lock with threadlocker for lasting hold. Shared parts cut training time across property teams. Designers keep a unified look while tuning function by zone. Guests notice calm tables and clean approaches at every seat.

Start Your Quote

Share table sizes, quantities, and setbacks. Note ADA goals and minimum clearances. Include quick drawings with hole maps and end positions. Our team verifies fit and plate selection in writing. We also provide finish samples for approval. After sign-off, you receive a clear proposal and schedule. Request more info now and move forward with confidence.