Diamond Dining Table
Tempered glass dining table on a stainless steel base, 200 cm
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Professional assembly — terms & conditions
The professional assembly service applies to ground-level rooms only. It is not available for apartments or for rooms located on an upper floor.
The service covers assembly of the product only. Removal and disposal of packaging materials is not included.
The A2Z Furniture Pty Ltd and its staff accept no liability for any accidental damage to the customer’s property that may occur while bringing goods inside or during assembly.
It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure the pathway for delivering the goods is clear and unobstructed. Additional charges may apply if extra work is required to clear access.
To assess whether the assembly can be carried out safely and efficiently, The A2Z Furniture may request further information about the property, including photos or video of the layout.
If the product cannot be delivered to the intended room due to insufficient space, the delivery and assembly charges are non-refundable.
The A2Z Furniture reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to decline or cancel the assembly service. Where this occurs, any assembly fee already paid will be refunded in full.
Overview
The one with a steel base, not a board one
Every other glass table in this range sits on a lacquered MDF base. The Diamond sits on stainless steel — and that's what you're paying the difference for. Steel doesn't chip at the corners the way a lacquered board edge eventually can, it doesn't swell if a spill runs down it, and it holds a polished finish for the life of the table. Under a tempered safety glass top at 200 × 100 cm, it seats six comfortably and eight with the ends in use.
Stainless Steel Base
Not board, not a metal-look finish — stainless steel. It's more durable at the corners and edges than a lacquered panel, it won't swell or delaminate if liquid runs down it, and it keeps its finish indefinitely with nothing more than a wipe.
Tempered Safety Glass
Heat-treated to be several times stronger than ordinary glass, and engineered to crumble into small blunt granules rather than sharp shards in the rare event it breaks. It's safety glass — strong and sensible for a family table — not shatterproof, and we won't claim otherwise.
200 × 100 cm
Three settings down each side at the Australian 60 cm per person, plus a chair at each end when you need eight. The full 100 cm of width leaves a genuine centre run for platters and boards.
Built to Stay Looking New
Glass and steel is the most maintenance-tolerant combination in the range. There's no lacquer to scuff, no timber to mark and no veneer to lift — just two surfaces that clean with a cloth.
Seats & space
How many it seats, and the room it needs
A dining table is the one piece people most often buy too big for the room. Three checks settle it — how many it really seats, how much floor it needs, and whether your chairs fit underneath. Here's how the Diamond's 200 × 100 × 76 cm measures up against the Australian rules of thumb.
- Allow 60 cm of table edge per person. At 200 cm long, that's 3 settings down each side — six in total. Adding a chair at each end takes it to eight. Six is the everyday number; eight works for a full table.
- Leave 90 cm clear on every side. That's the Australian standard for pulling a chair out and walking behind it. Add 180 cm to each of the table's dimensions and you get the minimum room: about 3.8 × 2.8 m. If the table sits near a kitchen walkway, aim for 105–120 cm of clearance instead — roughly 4.1 × 3.1 m.
- Check your chair seat height. The top sits at 76 cm. A dining chair with a 45–48 cm seat height gives comfortable knee room; very low or heavily padded seats will feel cramped.
- Plan the delivery path, not just the room. It ships flat-packed, so getting the cartons in is straightforward — but the glass top is heavy and once built it's 200 cm long and won't turn a tight corner. Build it in the room it's staying in.
Not sure it fits? Mark out 200 × 100 cm on your floor with masking tape and sit a chair at it before you order. Or call our showroom team on 07 3161 5415 — we'll talk it through against your room measurements.
Dimensions
Measurements
| Assembled length | 200 cm |
|---|---|
| Assembled width | 100 cm |
| Assembled height | 76 cm |
| Seats | 6 comfortably, 8 with the ends in use |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Table top | Tempered (heat-treated) safety glass |
| Table base | Stainless steel |
| Assembly | Flat-pack — screwdriver & rubber mallet (electric drill recommended) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Product weight and underside (apron) clearance aren't on our supplier spec sheet. Carton dimensions aren't on our supplier spec sheet — if you're measuring a lift, a stairwell or a car boot, call our showroom team on 07 3161 5415 and we'll check for you.
Full dimension diagram
Styling
Chairs, and what goes on top
Glass and steel is a cool, neutral pairing that takes almost any chair. Black or chrome-framed chairs keep it sharply modern; timber or rattan chairs warm it considerably and stop the setting feeling clinical; upholstered chairs in a strong colour turn the table into a plain stage for them. Because the base is open and reflective, a runner and a single low centrepiece read better than a scattered arrangement.
Materials & care
Tempered glass on stainless steel
- Table top
- Tempered (heat-treated) safety glass
- Table base
- Stainless steel
- Style
- Contemporary
- Warranty
- 1 year
Stainless steel shows fingerprints on a polished finish but wipes clean with a soft cloth — no polish or protectant needed. Avoid abrasive pads, which will leave fine scratches in the surface.
Caring for your table
Clean with glass cleaner
A microfibre cloth and a standard glass cleaner keeps the top clear. Spray the cloth rather than the glass so cleaner doesn't run into the joins with the base.
Mats under hot and heavy
Tempered glass handles daily use well, but use trivets under hot dishes and coasters under drinks — thermal shock and ground-in grit are what damage a glass top over time.
Mind the edges and corners
Tempered glass is strong across its face but vulnerable at the edges. Avoid knocking the rim with hard objects, and don't drag heavy items on and off over the edge.
Wipe the base separately
The base takes a soft, barely damp cloth — not glass cleaner. Skip abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals, which dull lacquered and metal finishes.
What's in the box
Flat-packed — screwdriver, mallet and a second pair of hands
The Diamond Dining Table ships flat-packed. Assembly needs a screwdriver and a rubber mallet, and an electric drill makes it considerably quicker. The glass top is heavy, so it's genuinely a two-person job — or add assembly to your order above and our team will build it in your home on delivery.
- Includes
- Diamond Dining Table — glass top, stainless steel base, fittings
- Assembly
- Required — screwdriver & rubber mallet (assembly add-on available)
- Chairs
- Not included — sold separately
The price is for the dining table alone — chairs and styling props are not included. Images are for illustration only; the actual product might be slightly different. We highly recommend you visit the store before the purchase.
Delivery & pickup
Two ways to get it home
Delivery cost is calculated by item and distance — enter your details in the estimator above, or at checkout. Delivery is to ground level / front garage only. The table travels flat-packed, so doorways and stairs are rarely a problem; add assembly above if you'd like it built in the room on delivery.
Collect free from our Rocklea distribution warehouse by appointment. The cartons are flat but long and the glass top is heavy — bring a vehicle that can take them lying flat, and a second person to load. Bring your order confirmation and photo ID. For full terms, see our Pickup & Delivery Terms.
Change-of-mind returns are accepted under our Return Policy; full conditions apply.
Reviews
What buyers say
FAQ
Common questions
Six comfortably, or eight with the ends in use. At 200 cm long you get 3 settings down each side at the Australian standard of 60 cm of table edge per person; a chair at each end takes it to eight. Six is the everyday number, eight is the full-table number.
About 3.8 × 2.8 m as a minimum. The rule is 90 cm of clear space on every side so chairs can be pulled out and people can walk past — add 180 cm to each of the table's dimensions (200 × 100 cm). If the table sits near a kitchen walkway, allow 105–120 cm of clearance instead, or roughly 4.1 × 3.1 m.
Yes — that's exactly why it's used. Tempered glass is heat-treated to be several times stronger than ordinary glass, and in the rare event it does break it crumbles into small blunt granules rather than long sharp shards. It isn't shatterproof and we won't claim it is; it's safety glass, which is a different and more honest thing.
The base. Every other glass dining table in our range sits on lacquered MDF; the Diamond sits on stainless steel. Steel costs more to make and ship, but it doesn't chip at the corners, won't swell if liquid runs down it, and holds its finish for the life of the table.
Yes. It arrives flat-packed and needs a screwdriver and a rubber mallet — an electric drill makes it quicker. The glass top is heavy, so plan on two people, or add in-home assembly to your order and our team will build it for you.
The top sits at 76 cm. Chairs with a seat height of about 45–48 cm give comfortable knee room; very low seats or thickly padded ones will feel tight. If your chairs have arms and you need the exact underside clearance, call us on 07 3161 5415 and we'll measure a floor piece.
No — the price is for the table alone. Dining chairs are sold separately.
Full details
Diamond Dining Table — full product details
The Diamond Dining Table is a 200 × 100 × 76 cm dining table with a tempered safety glass top on a stainless steel base. The steel base is what separates it from the rest of the glass range, which sits on lacquered MDF: steel doesn't chip at the corners, won't swell if liquid runs down it, and holds a polished finish for the life of the table with nothing more than a wipe.
At the Australian standard of 60 cm of table edge per person, 200 cm seats six comfortably down the sides and eight once a chair goes at each end. Allow at least 90 cm of clear floor on every side so chairs can be pulled out and people can walk behind them, which puts the minimum room size at roughly 3.8 m × 2.8 m. At 76 cm the top sits within the standard 71–76 cm height band, so most dining chairs pair with it without trouble.
The table ships flat-packed and needs a screwdriver and rubber mallet to assemble — the glass top makes it a two-person job, or in-home assembly can be added to your order. It carries a 1-year warranty. Images are for illustration only; the actual product might be slightly different — we highly recommend you visit the store before the purchase. For other glass-and-metal options see the Douglas and Dynamite dining tables. See it in person at any of our five A2Z Furniture showrooms: Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich and Beenleigh.