Acrylic Dining Table
Made of high-transparent acrylic with elegant look. Minimalist design fits various home styles. Sturdy fine craftsmanship, custom size and style available.
Quick specifications
| Product Scope | JFM manufactures complete acrylic dining tables in round, clear, white, rectangular, outdoor, and square styles from drawings, reference samples, or approved specifications. |
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| MOQ | 50–200-piece MOQs |
| Sample Timing | JFM offers 3–7-day sample production. |
| Production Lead Time | We publish 10–35-day bulk production schedules. The exact time will depend on the order quantity and the complexity of the product. |
| Size, Thickness and Load | We provide 5–100 mm acrylic processing for furniture. |
| Material and Finish | 92% light-transmission cast acrylic, available in clear, smoked grey, tea, milky white, gradient, frosted, and custom-tinted finishes. |
| Assembly and Packing | Furniture packs use a PE bag, foam separation, foam board, wooden case, and pallet. JFM records the assembly state and carton plan by SKU. |
| Shipping Terms | We supply protective packing and arrange EXW, FOB, DDU, or DDP delivery. The confirmed quotation and order record the shipping term, destination, packing scope, and planned dispatch schedule. |
Complete Dining-Table Programs for Trade Buyers
JFM manufactures complete dining-table programs for importers, wholesalers, distributors, and furniture brands. Your approved drawing or sample defines the top, base, dimensions, acrylic thickness, color, edges, joints, holes, hardware, assembly, labels, and packing. Lucite dining table and Perspex dining table are common market names; the quotation records the actual materials and supply responsibilities. Each acrylic dining table follows one released specification through sample approval, first-piece checks, production, inspection, and packing. Order, revision, component, hardware, and carton references help purchasing and receiving teams compare bulk units and repeat orders with the approved product.
Our Products
Round Acrylic Dining Tables
Round models may use a full acrylic top or an acrylic base with another approved top. Confirm diameter, support, connections, assembly, and packing before quotation. Detailed options stay on the Round collection page.
Clear Acrylic Dining Tables
A clear acrylic dining table makes visible surfaces, polished edges, joints, and protection central to approval. Set the accepted appearance reference before sampling and replenishment. Detailed options stay on the Clear collection page.
White Acrylic Dining Tables
A white acrylic dining table is defined by its approved color reference, component coverage, finish, edge treatment, top material, hardware, and protection. Retain that color reference for repeat batches.
Rectangular Acrylic Dining Tables
A rectangular acrylic dining table is quoted by finished size, top and base materials, support spacing, connections, assembly format, quantity, and carton plan. These inputs keep supplier proposals comparable.
Outdoor Acrylic Dining Tables
Outdoor models are offered only when product records support the intended environment. Review the actual material, finish, assembly, packing, and destination. A patio photograph alone does not establish outdoor suitability.
Square Acrylic Dining Tables
Square models provide a clear shape choice for complete tables. Confirm side length, top responsibility, base, connections, finish, assembly, and packing. Use the approved side length and corner detail across drawings, cartons, and receiving records.
Customization Range
Overall Size
Provide finished length, width, height, top profile, base footprint, support spacing, and key radii. We check the geometry against structure, assembly, and packing.
Tabletop Material / Finish
Specify acrylic, glass, wood, stone, or another approved top, including supplier responsibility, finish, visible faces, and any drilled assembly interface.
Acrylic Material / Thickness
Record acrylic type, thickness, color, and finish for every top, support, leg, rail, frame, connector, or decorative part.
Base / Leg / Frame Structure
Confirm the base, leg, or frame arrangement and each top connection. The drawing identifies inserts, pads, feet, hardware, and removable parts.
Color / Clear Appearance
Approve clear, tinted, frosted, mirrored, white, or custom-color parts against a sample or written reference, including visible zones and permitted variation.
Edge / Joint / Surface
Specify exposed edge profiles, polish, radii, corners, cutouts, holes, joint locations, and protected faces. Bulk checks use the same identified points.
Hole / Hardware / Assembly
Release hole centers, diameters, inserts, fasteners, connectors, pads, tools, spares, and assembly sequence. Applicable knock-down formats are trial-assembled.
Logo / Label / Packaging
Supply artwork for logos, item codes, barcodes, instructions, and carton marks. The pack brief records component separation, carton order, and destination marks.
Feature Box
Consistent Quality from Sample to Bulk
One released drawing and approved sample control dimensions, top-to-base fit, holes, hardware, edges, surfaces, joints, assembly, and packing. First-piece, in-process, and final checks use those points. This gives inspection teams a direct basis for receiving and repeat-order comparison.
Reliable Production and Delivery Planning
We set the production plan after specifications, sample, materials, hardware, quantity, assembly, and packing are confirmed. Material preparation, machining, finishing, trial assembly, inspection, and packout follow defined milestones. The quotation and order record remain the authority for project dates.
Competitive Factory Pricing
Factory-direct supply reduces intermediary markups. Our manufacturability review compares suitable material, structure, process, assembly, and packing options before quotation. Batch pricing reflects quantity, component complexity, assembly state, carton volume, and order grouping. This removes avoidable cost while protecting the approved appearance, fit, and packing standard.
Manufacturing Process
Electronic Saw Cutting
We identify tops, supports, legs, rails, frames, and connectors from the released part list before cutting, with allowance for machining, polishing, forming, bonding, and assembly.
Cutting and CNC Machining
Visible top, support, leg, rail, cutout, and hole edges receive the specified polish or forming route. Representative results are checked before assembly.
Edge Polishing and Forming
Logos, item codes, assembly marks, and labels follow approved artwork, language, color, position, direction, and order reference while furniture surfaces stay protected.
Printing and Engraving
Where an acrylic dining table uses formed supports or connectors, material is heated evenly, shaped in a dedicated mould or fixture, and held while cooling. We check angle or radius, symmetry, surface, and assembly fit.
Hot bending
Logos, item codes, assembly marks, and labels follow approved artwork, language, color, position, direction, and order reference while furniture surfaces stay protected.
Bonding
Where an acrylic dining table uses formed supports or connectors, material is heated evenly, shaped in a dedicated mould or fixture, and held while cooling. We check angle or radius, symmetry, surface, and assembly fit.
Quality Inspection
Each acrylic dining table is checked for dimensions, support spacing, edges, surfaces, joints, holes, inserts, hardware, trial assembly, labels, and packing. Approved changes are recorded before work continues.
Protective Packing
Visible faces, edges, mixed-material tops, supports, hardware, and documents are separated and restrained to the pack plan. Operators verify kits, instructions, carton sequence, marks, and assembly format.
Application
Canada — October 2025: Pedestal Tables Stayed Complete Across Two Lots
Project: A Canadian furniture importer ordered 48 acrylic dining-table sets in October 2025 across two production lots. The design combined a glass top and clear acrylic pedestal.
Client’s Concern: Different holes, fittings, or carton contents between lots could make later tables harder to assemble and create missing-part claims.
Solution: We used one connection drawing, pedestal fixture, hole gauge, complete sample assembly, and hardware list. We matched each table to its two-carton set at lot handoff.
Result: Checked holes and finished heights stayed within the recorded limits, and all 48 sets were reconciled to 96 identified cartons. The importer had one defined build across both lots.
United States — March 2026: Twin-Base Tables Matched the Approved Design
Project: A United States private-label furniture brand ordered 36 clear acrylic dining tables with twin supports in March 2026, produced in two batches.
Client’s Concern: Changed clear faces, polished edges, or base spacing would make finished tables look unlike the sample and risk rejected stock.
Solution: We used the approved appearance reference, fixed the support positions and bonding fixture, checked the first piece in each batch, and protected visible faces before packing.
Result: Checked support spacing, height, and diagonals stayed within the recorded limits. All 36 tables were linked to their identified cartons, keeping the two batches on the same released design.
Australia — March 2024: Flat-Packed Dining Tables Stayed Buildable Across Releases
Project: An Australian furniture wholesaler ordered 72 flat-packed acrylic dining-table sets in March 2024 across three replenishment releases.
Client’s Concern: A shifted leg hole, missing fastener, or mixed carton could stop a customer from building the table, leading to returns and extra warehouse work.
Solution: We used one leg-and-frame drilling reference, checked a complete table in each release, counted eight fasteners per set, and followed the same two-carton component map.
Result: Checked connections and assembled diagonals stayed within the recorded limits. All 72 table sets were reconciled to 144 labeled cartons by release, keeping the replenishment kits identifiable and complete.
Bulk Production Process
1. Inquiry & Quotation
Consult customer service to confirm product specifications, craftsmanship, and quantity, then finalize the quotation and lead time.
2. Solution Confirmation
Formulate the solution, design the drawings, and confirm the final version.
3. Sample Production
The factory designs and produces samples, then sends them to the buyer for confirmation.
4. Mass Production
The factory starts mass production in accordance with the confirmed samples. No modifications are allowed during production.
5.Products Shipment
Once production is completed, safe shipment will be arranged after the balance payment is settled.
Packing Facts
Packaging materials
Outer packaging materials：Corrugated Boxes, Honeycomb Boards, Custom Gift Boxes, Wooden box; Cushioning materials:cushioning materials, Air Pillows, EPE, Honeycomb Paper, Kraft Paper Fillers; Sealing and securing materials:BOPP Transparent Tape, Kraft paper tape, Custom Printed Tape, Stretch Film; Special protective materials:Desiccant, Anti-Static Bags……
Surface and Edge Protection
A published acrylic-furniture pack uses PE film or bag, pearl-cotton or bubble separation, foam board, wooden case, and pallet to stop surface contact.
Sets and Carton Identification
Nesting sizes remain separate SKUs. Carton labels list each size, color, pieces per set, quantity, destination, store, room, or project zone.
FAQ
Expect control of the complete product, not only the acrylic parts. The quotation, drawing, sample, and inspection record should identify the top, base, materials, dimensions, holes, hardware, assembly, labels, and packing. These documents let purchasing, quality, and warehouse teams check one released specification from sampling through bulk production.
Give each supplier the same RFQ and compare confirmed materials, dimensions, finish, joints, holes, hardware, assembly, packing, exclusions, and mixed-material responsibilities. A low unit price may omit components, trial assembly, protective packing, or channel preparation. Compare the complete saleable product and the approval process, not one headline price.
A practical starting MOQ is 50–200 pieces per confirmed design. Final MOQ depends on structure, dimensions, materials, processes, hardware, assembly, branding, and packing. For several styles, provide the quantity split and forecast so compatible production requirements can be reviewed without treating different products as one order.
You can specify overall size, top and base materials, acrylic thickness and color, edge finish, joints, holes, inserts, hardware, labels, and packing. For mixed-material products, also state who supplies the top and who controls drilling and final assembly. The approved drawing and sample become the shared production reference.
Compare first-piece, in-process, and final units with the approved drawing, sample, and order. Check component and overall dimensions, top-to-base interfaces, support spacing, holes, inserts, hardware, edges, visible surfaces, joints, color, and trial assembly where applicable. Record any accepted change before production continues or a repeat order is released.
Approve the complete structure, materials, dimensions, appearance, edges, holes, hardware, assembly, labels, and packing basis. JFM’s standard sample-production reference is 3–7 days after the required inputs are confirmed; complex or mixed-material work is assessed separately. Record every approved revision so the final sample can guide first-piece and bulk inspection.
These formats are available when the approved structure supports them. Decide before quotation and sampling because the choice changes carton volume, surface protection, hole alignment, hardware kits, instructions, and trial assembly. For a separate or mixed-material top, define its supplier, drilling pattern, connection hardware, carton identity, and final assembly responsibility.
JFM publishes 10–35-day bulk production schedules after drawings or samples, order requirements, materials, hardware, assembly, and packing are confirmed. The final schedule depends on order quantity and product complexity; multiple styles and phased releases are planned separately. For a repeat order, cite the previous order and approved specification, then list every requested change.
Custom Acrylic Dining Tables for Furniture Brands and Commercial Projects
Combine the visual lightness of transparent acrylic with a table design made for real production. We manufacture custom acrylic dining tables for furniture brands, interior designers, hospitality projects, retailers and wholesale buyers, supporting the process from prototype development to bulk production.
Designed for Custom Furniture Programs, Not Just One-Off Samples
For a B2B buyer, a good-looking sample is only the first step. The real test is whether the design can be produced consistently, inspected clearly and packed safely for delivery.
Develop from Drawings or References
You can send a CAD drawing, sketch, product image, physical sample or basic dimensions. We review the design and identify details that may affect fabrication, assembly, stability or shipping.
Keep the Acrylic Detail Clean
Visible edges and joints strongly influence the perceived quality of acrylic furniture. Cutting, edge preparation, polishing and bonding must be handled as one connected process rather than treated as separate finishing steps.
Prepare for Repeat Orders
For wholesale and project buyers, repeatability matters. Approved samples, production files, inspection points and packaging instructions can serve as references for future orders, subject to project confirmation.
Match the Table to Your Collection
Adjust the table length, width, height, base geometry, tabletop finish and overall visual weight to fit your furniture range or interior concept.
Why Choose Custom Acrylic Dining Tables
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Visually Lightweight, Structurally Considered
Clear acrylic creates a clean, contemporary appearance without visually closing off the room. The base design can be developed around tabletop size, load requirements and intended application instead of relying on a generic off-the-shelf frame.
2
More Design Freedom Than Standard Furniture
Acrylic can be fabricated into clear legs, support panels, blocks, partitions and other custom elements. This gives designers and furniture brands more freedom to create a recognizable collection rather than simply changing the color of a standard table.
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Multiple Tabletop Directions
The acrylic base can be paired with different tabletop appearances to suit a product collection or project style. Options may include clear, solid-color, wood-look or stone-look surfaces, depending on the approved design and available material specification.
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Clean Edges and Refined Surface Treatment
The visual quality of acrylic furniture depends heavily on the edges. We select suitable machining and finishing methods for the part geometry, including CNC routing, precision cutting, edge polishing and other processes required by the design.
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Suitable for OEM/ODM Development
Whether you are launching a new furniture collection, sourcing a contract furniture item or adapting an existing design, our production team can work from drawings, dimensions, reference samples or functional requirements.
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Packaging Planned Around the Product
Acrylic surfaces can be damaged by abrasion, impact and incorrect contact during transport. Packaging is considered according to the product structure, exposed edges, component separation and shipping method, helping reduce avoidable handling risks.
What We Can Support
- Custom acrylic dining table development
- Clear acrylic table bases and support structures
- Custom tabletop integration
- OEM furniture collections
- ODM product development
- Prototype and pre-production sample support
- CNC machining and precision drilling
- Edge polishing and visual finishing
- Solvent bonding and assembly
- Stress-relief treatment when required by the design
- Protective packaging for wholesale and export orders
- Mixed furniture components for consolidated shipment, subject to order planning
For Furniture Brands
Develop a distinctive acrylic dining table for a new collection or private-label range. We can work from your brand direction, design references, product dimensions and target market requirements.
For Interior Designers and Project Buyers
Turn a visual concept into a production-ready furniture item. Share your drawings, finishes, project quantity and delivery requirements so the manufacturing team can review the design before quotation.
Hospitality and Commercial Spaces
Create a table that fits the visual language of restaurants, hotels, clubs, showrooms, serviced apartments and other commercial interiors. Application requirements, maintenance expectations and shipment constraints should be confirmed during development.
For Wholesalers and Distributors
Build a repeatable product specification with defined dimensions, materials, finishes, inspection points and packing requirements. This helps align samples, purchase orders and future replenishment discussions.
Have a Dining Table Design in Mind?
Send us your drawing, reference image or basic dimensions. We will review the structure, material direction, production method and packaging considerations before preparing a quotation.
Tell us about your project:
- Product type
- Table dimensions
- Acrylic thickness or material preference
- Tabletop finish
- Estimated quantity
- Destination country
- Required delivery date
- Drawing or reference image upload
FAQ:
1.Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
We are an acrylic furniture manufacturer supporting custom product development, fabrication, assembly and packaging for B2B orders. Final capabilities, materials and production arrangements should be confirmed against your project specification.
2. Do you accept OEM and ODM acrylic dining table orders?
Yes. We can review OEM and ODM projects based on drawings, samples, reference images or a defined product brief. The design will be assessed for material selection, fabrication, assembly, stability and packaging before production.
3. What types of buyers do you work with?
Our B2B customers include furniture brands, wholesalers, distributors, interior design firms, hospitality buyers, commercial project contractors and retailers developing private-label furniture programs.
4. Can you customize the color and tabletop finish?
Custom color and tabletop finish options can be reviewed according to the design and material availability. Please send your preferred finish, reference sample or color target for evaluation.
5. How do I start a custom project?
Send the product image or drawing, dimensions, quantity, tabletop requirements and destination. Our team can then review the design direction and identify the information required for a production quotation.
6. Can you provide packaging for export shipments?
Export packaging can be planned around the table structure, acrylic surfaces, component size and shipping method. The final packaging solution should be confirmed during order development.
7. Can you support mixed orders or multiple furniture items?
Mixed orders may be considered according to production planning, product dimensions, packing efficiency and container utilization. Share your product list and estimated quantities so the factory can review the loading and production requirements.