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CT2022

Model Number: CT2022
Shape: 4-Prong
Table Base Height: Bar Height
Material: Cast Iron
Finish: Black Powdercoat
Overall Height: 40.75″
Metal Column: 3″ Round
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CT2022 Self-Leveling Cross Base

The FLAT Tech CT2022 is a Self-Leveling Cross Base built for bar-height tables in restaurants, bars, and cafés. With its 22 inch by 30 inch footprint and FLAT PAD hydraulic technology, this base keeps your tabletops stable and even on floors that are not perfectly flat. The durable cast iron frame and textured finish give it strength for daily service in high-traffic spaces.

At a Glance

Type: Bar-height Self-leveling Cross Base. Finish: Textured black. Column: 3 inch round. Footprint: 22 in × 30 in cross style. Construction: Cast iron. Technology: FLAT PAD hydraulic system. Recommended top: 24 in × 36 in rectangular or 24 in round. Best for: Bar-height tables in restaurants, cafés, and social areas.

Self-Leveling Cross Base Stability

The Self-Leveling Cross Base adjusts instantly as it touches the floor. The FLAT PAD system redistributes pressure so each foot stays grounded, removing wobble before guests notice. When tables are pushed together, the tops stay flush and even, creating clean lines for larger parties and polished service.

Top Size and Compatibility

  • Recommended tabletop size: up to 24″ × 36″ rectangular or 24″ round
  • Top materials: solid wood, composite, or stone with proper inserts
  • Mounting: standard 13″ × 13″ top plate; tabletop screws sold separately

This base pairs best with smaller bar-height tables or grouped two-tops. For heavier or longer tops, verify insert placement and fasteners that suit your tabletop’s thickness and span.

Where This Base Shines

  • Bar seating areas that need smooth table joins
  • Hospitality settings with slightly uneven flooring
  • Compact layouts where stability and clearance matter

Use CT2006 or CT2007 for dining-height installations. For larger rectangular tops, explore CT2031. If you need more height, see the CT2016. For heavy-duty use in extended spans, consider CT4206.

Installation Notes

First, assemble the column, plate, and base on a clean floor. Then attach the tabletop using approved screws and inserts. Finally, place it upright and allow the hydraulic feet to self-adjust. Within seconds, the table will sit firmly and evenly.

Pro Tip

Mark base positions before installation to keep aisles clear. This ensures the Self-Leveling Cross Base stays aligned in service layouts and prevents crowding at high-traffic zones.

Specifications

  • Model: FLAT Tech CT2022 (KX2230)
  • Style: Bar-height self-leveling table base
  • Footprint: 22″ × 30″ rectangular cross
  • Height: 40.75″
  • Column Diameter: 3″ round
  • Mounting Plate: 13″ × 13″
  • Finish: Textured black, cast iron
  • Technology: FLAT PAD hydraulic stabilization
  • Recommended Top: Up to 24″ × 36″ or 24″ round
  • Approx Weight: ~32 lb

Care and Maintenance

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild cleaner to preserve the finish. Avoid harsh solvents. Check screws and foot seals regularly, especially after moving tables or cleaning. If used on covered patios, inspect for moisture and reapply surface wax if needed.

Did You Know?

The FLAT PAD system inside each Self-Leveling Cross Base uses fluid pressure to balance itself—keeping every table even, even when the floor underneath isn’t.

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Featured Answer

Which Restaurant table bases are best for bar-height layouts?

A Self-Leveling Cross Base like the CT2022 keeps bar tables stable, balanced, and flush when joined. The hydraulic system adjusts automatically to uneven floors and creates a polished, professional appearance for every seating area.

Why Order From TimeWorn Wood

Pair the CT2022 with our solid wood restaurant tabletops. We size, pre-drill, and finish each top for lasting commercial use, then crate and ship nationwide. We can also help you match plate patterns and inserts to your top thickness and species.

What to Include in Your Quote Request

  • Top dimensions and shape for each table
  • Bar-height or dining-height preference
  • Indoor or covered outdoor placement
  • Number of joined tables or sections
  • Any ADA or spacing needs in your layout
 
 
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