JIP3-7RDTP12SQBH

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JIP3-7RDTP12SQBH

Model Number: JIP3-7RDTP12SQBH
Shape: Bolt Down
Table Base Height: Bar Height
Material: Cast Iron
Finish: Black Powdercoat
Overall Height: 40.5″
Metal Column: 3″ Round
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Bolt Down Base

The Bolt Down Base offers rock-solid stability for commercial tables that must stay fixed. This model anchors directly to the floor and performs well in busy restaurants, pubs, or bar-height areas. Its welded steel frame and compact plate design provide dependable strength. Because it mounts flush, it also keeps the space open and easy to clean beneath each top.

What It Is

The JIP3-7RDTP12SQBH model is a bar-height version within JI Bases’ bolt-down family. It stands 40.5 inches tall and uses a welded steel column joined to a 7.5-inch round cover plate. A 3-inch column connects to a 12 × 12 inch top plate. The base and column are welded as one piece for durability. Its black textured powder-coat finish matches most commercial interiors and hides everyday scuffs. Because it mounts directly into the floor, there is no movement or rocking during service. You’ll find similar engineering consistency in other fixed bases such as the BD2802A, which demonstrates the same commercial-level stability for dining-height layouts.

At a Glance

Overall height 40.5″. Base cover 7.5″. Column 3″ diameter. Top plate 12″ square. Welded steel. Black textured finish. Weight 12 lbs.

Size & Compatibility

The manufacturer recommends one base for tabletops up to 36 × 42 inches. For longer tops, plan one additional base per 42 inches of added length. This approach prevents excess torque on floor bolts when guests lean or push against the table edge. Designers often match this bar-height version with shorter bases like CT3014 or CT3018 to keep consistent form across mixed-height layouts. In larger communal settings, some operators use CT2020 for expansive configurations. Each pairing maintains balanced design while providing appropriate load distribution across multiple tops.

Use Cases

This base is ideal for bar-height tables, high-top counters, and standing zones. It locks firmly to the floor, preventing wobble and movement. That fixed connection ensures safety in areas where guests lean, gather, or rest drinks. The flush floor mount also makes cleanup simple and sanitary. Use it in bars, restaurants, or cafés needing durable, immovable seating points. To guide top selection and layout design, review the restaurant table tops buyer’s guide. It outlines compatible materials, edge profiles, and finishes for the most stable match between top and base.

Design Insight

Bolt-down bases create structure in open-plan layouts. Their clean footprint defines zones while maintaining a seamless, anchored appearance.

Installation and Setup Tips

Check the floor type before installation. Concrete gives the best anchor strength, while wood subfloors require extra blocking beneath. Use high-quality anchor bolts that match your surface. Mark all hole positions before drilling to keep alignment precise. Once mounted, ensure each base is level and secure. When installing multiple bases under one tabletop, space them evenly for balance. Inspect anchor tightness periodically, especially after the first weeks of service, to confirm long-term stability.

Installation Reminder

Do not forget to ask us to Pre-drill your Restaurant Tables. You will spend a few hundred dollars with us, or a few thousand dollars for installers to do it during install.

Technical Specs

Model JIP3-7RDTP12SQBH: Height 40.5 inches. Weight 12 pounds. Base plate 7.5-inch diameter with 5/16-inch steel thickness. Top plate 12 × 12 inch stamped steel. Column 3-inch diameter, 16-gauge steel. Black textured powder-coat finish. Welded construction. Anchors not included — installer must select appropriate fasteners for floor type.

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Care and Maintenance

Clean with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive or acidic cleaners that may dull the finish. Wipe around the base cover frequently to prevent buildup. For best results, inspect bolt anchors monthly and tighten if needed. Maintain the black textured coating with periodic touch-ups to keep the appearance uniform. For more guidance, check our care and cleaning guide.

Featured Answer

Where should I use a Bolt Down Base?

Use a Bolt Down Base in areas where tables must remain fixed, such as bar seating, shared counters, and standing zones. It keeps the table steady even with heavy use or floor vibration.

Options and Variants

This bar-height model shares its structure with the dining-height version JIP3-7RDTP12SQDN. Both provide matching aesthetics and dimensions for unified design across seating zones. For floating or wall-mounted alternatives, see the JICAT-15.5×21.5SM Cantilever Base, which removes floor plates entirely. Operators managing larger tops often add multiple bolt-down units under one surface, spaced at consistent intervals. This modular setup allows easy scaling and ensures strength across wide communal tables.

Why TimeWorn Wood Leads in Fixed Table Solutions

TimeWorn creates commercial-grade tabletops and pairs them with tested support systems like this base. Our finishes resist cleaners, moisture, and daily wear. Additionally, we offer project coordination to ensure consistent drilling and installation. Explore our process to see how precision and durability come together. Then visit restaurant tabletops to match your surface style and table bases to complete your specification package.

Pro Tip

Install bolt-down bases before flooring whenever possible. This prevents damage and gives installers more control over precise alignment.

Why Choose JI Bolt Down Bases

How do I install the Bar Height Bolt Down Table Base?
Confirm floor type before drilling. Anchor into concrete or blocking using lag bolts or rated fasteners. Mark hole positions before drilling for accurate spacing. After tightening, check that the base is level and seated flush. For full setup details, see our process page.
What tabletop sizes can one bolt-down base support?
One base supports a top up to about 36 × 42 inches. For larger or heavier tops, add another base every 42 inches of length to distribute weight safely.
Is this model available in dining height?
Yes. The JIP3-7RDTP12SQDN provides the same footprint at standard dining height. Designers often pair both models for matching table sets within a single space.
How do I maintain the black textured finish?
Wipe with mild soap and water. Avoid acid or solvent cleaners that can damage the coating. Inspect anchor bolts regularly and touch up paint if scratches appear. Review our care and cleaning guide for finish upkeep.
Where is a bar height bolt-down base most useful?
It works best in bars, pubs, and fixed counter layouts where stability and clean floors matter. The flush mount prevents wobble and keeps foot traffic clear.
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