brown acrylic coffee table
JFM develops a brown acrylic coffee table range for furniture brands and wholesalers, using an approved physical color sample and complete-table design to guide bulk and repeat orders. Explore our custom acrylic coffee table options for related sizes and finishes.
Quick specifications
| Product Scope | Finished low coffee tables with brown cast-acrylic parts in the top, supports or legs, including complete single-colour and clear-plus-brown designs. |
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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. |
Brown Acrylic Coffee Tables
A brown acrylic coffee table is a complete low table whose top, legs or supports include brown acrylic. Some designs tint every acrylic part; others pair a clear top with brown legs. JFM develops these tables for furniture brands, importers and wholesalers building a warm-toned range. A physical sample establishes the shade and transparency. We view the finished table from the front and side so the colour of thicker edges and supports is clear before the design, quote and protective pack are agreed.
Our Products
Low Square Brown Acrylic Coffee Tables
Brown acrylic panels form the flat top and two upright sides of this low, open-centre square table.
Faceted Round-Base Brown Acrylic Coffee Tables
A round brown acrylic top sits above a broad faceted base, whose angled faces give the low table its shape.
Brown-Leg Acrylic Coffee Tables with Clear Tops
A clear rectangular acrylic top rests on smoked-brown satin acrylic legs, keeping the tabletop transparent above the tinted supports.
Arched Brown Acrylic Coffee Tables
This proposed brown version combines a low tabletop with curved acrylic supports in an open arch.
Brown Acrylic Coffee Tables with X Bases
A proposed brown version places a box-shaped tinted acrylic top on a clear X-shaped acrylic base.
Brown Waterfall Acrylic Coffee Tables
A proposed brown version would form the low top and two end supports from one bent acrylic piece.
Customization Range
Coffee Table Size and Overall Size
We can tailor the tabletop length, width and finished height, then proportion the supports to suit the chosen low-table shape.
Acrylic Material Type
We offer clear and custom-tinted cast acrylic (PMMA) for suitable complete-table designs, with brown used on the top, supports or legs.
Coffee Table Structure and Use
We can develop low square, faceted round-base, arched, X-base and waterfall tables as complete pieces, with each support designed for its top.
Surface Treatment
We can make the brown acrylic transparent, translucent or opaque-looking, with frosted or sandblasted areas on suitable surfaces.
Edge and Corner Finish
We can diamond-polish visible edges, soften square corners and finish curved or faceted edges to suit the table shape.
Branding and Personalization
We can screen-print, UV-print or laser-engrave a logo on a suitable brown or clear acrylic part, keeping the mark legible against its surface.
Hardware and Assembly
We can supply feet, connectors and fittings suited to the table, with fully assembled or flat-pack options where the joints allow.
Packaging and Presentation
We can protect polished brown surfaces with film and soft separators, pack fittings apart from the acrylic and label cartons by colour version.
Feature Box
Keep the Brown Shade Consistent
For a furniture range, the approved brown shade needs to look the same in catalogue images, the first batch and later orders. We compare a complete brown acrylic coffee table with its physical colour sample from the front and side, including the top, supports and polished edges. The first finished unit and subsequent tables are checked against that reference. A retained sample gives your team a clear way to compare a repeat order with stock already on sale.
Plan Production Around the Approved Colour
Once the colour, structure and protective pack are approved together, we can plan production of the brown table as one finished product. We check material and fittings at agreed milestones and provide a planned factory dispatch date with the order. If a tint, support or carton changes, we review the schedule before proceeding. This gives purchasing teams a stable basis for planning a launch or replenishment.
Competitive Factory Pricing
Factory-direct supply helps keep intermediary markup out of a brown acrylic coffee table programme. We review the table structure, acrylic use, polishing and joints to reduce unnecessary processing while preserving the approved look. Where the design allows, we compare material, assembly and protective-packing options. The bulk quote reflects quantity by design, assembly state, carton size and order grouping, giving importers and wholesalers a competitive cost for the complete table.
Manufacturing Process
Electronic Saw Cutting
Cut brown and clear acrylic parts for the complete tabletop and supports, leaving material for their finished edges.
Cutting and CNC Machining
Machine the tabletop outline, supports and fitting points to match the approved drawing for that table.
Edge Polishing and Forming
Polish visible edges and check how the brown shade appears at thicker corners, curves and faceted faces.
Printing and Engraving
Place the agreed mark on a suitable part and check that it remains legible against the selected brown finish.
Hot bending
For waterfall forms, heat acrylic evenly, form it in a dedicated jig, cool it there and check shape and surface.
Bonding
Join supports or a lower shelf where the design requires them, checking the visible seams and alignment.
Quality Inspection
Compare the complete table with its approved colour sample, finished dimensions, edges, joints and component list.
Protective Packing
Separate polished brown faces from fittings and other parts, then secure the tabletop and supports for the agreed pack.
Application
Brown table colour matched for a Canadian furniture brand — August 2023
Project: In August 2023, a furniture brand in Canada commissioned a 610 × 600 × 310 mm low square brown acrylic coffee table with an 8 mm tinted top and side supports.
Client’s Concern: A darker production shade would differ from its catalogue photographs, forcing stock sorting, relabelling or a delayed listing.
Solution: JFM kept the physical brown sample beside the approved complete table. Staff compared the first finished top, supports and polished edges under the same lighting, then checked later tables against that reference.
Result: The finished tables matched the approved brown appearance in those checks, avoiding the feared catalogue mismatch at batch release. The brand accepted the finished-table appearance for its range.
Hazel-brown tables matched for a US wholesaler — December 2019
Project: In December 2019, a furniture wholesaler in the United States ordered 650 mm diameter × 400 mm high brown acrylic coffee tables with faceted round bases for an existing retail line.
Client’s Concern: A new shade or finish would stand out beside older stock, causing extra sorting, discounts or new product photographs.
Solution: JFM compared the buyer’s earlier finished table and colour sample with the first new top and base. Staff checked later visible faces against the same references and marked the carton version.
Result: The new tables matched the earlier hazel-brown appearance in the finished-unit checks, avoiding a visible split between stock batches. The wholesaler accepted the new appearance for its existing line.
Brown Coffee Tables Arrived Without Face Scuffs — Furniture Importer, Australia, September 2018
Project: In September 2018, an Australian furniture importer ordered 1000 × 500 × 300 mm brown acrylic coffee tables with clear tops, smoked-brown legs and separate fittings.
Client’s Concern: Loose fittings or adjacent parts could scratch polished brown faces during packing and transit, leaving stock to repair or replace before resale.
Solution: JFM covered each visible leg, separated the top and supports, bagged the fittings and reopened a handled trial carton to check for rubbing.
Result: The pack kept those faces apart, and the delivered tables showed no rubbing marks. The importer approved the layout and accepted the shipment without a brown-face damage claim.
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
Identify which acrylic component is brown: the top, support, legs, or the whole table. Tea, smoke, hazel, and amber describe different visual directions, and a clear top on smoke-brown acrylic legs should be described as a mixed-color table. Agree on a physical color reference and whether the finish is transparent, translucent, or opaque. Also name any glass, wood, or metal parts separately so your catalog does not imply that a non-acrylic brown surface is colored acrylic.
For a six-design assortment, you can ask about low square, faceted round-base, clear-top/brown-leg, arched, X-base, and waterfall tables. Decide which acrylic components should be brown in each design; the clear-top version deliberately keeps its top uncolored. Brown arched, X-base, and waterfall versions need their material, color, joints, and finished sample confirmed for your project. Send a full-table reference and physical brown target for every design before you build the range or request comparable prices.
Approve a physical color reference and a finished-table sample together. View the top, support, edges, and joints against both light and dark backgrounds under the lighting relevant to your catalog. The apparent depth of brown can change with part thickness, finish, and transparency. Keep the approved sample photographs, material description, and color identifier under the same SKU. A screen image alone is too variable to govern a later production batch.
The current starting MOQ is 50–200 pieces, depending on the approved table construction, brown material and finish, packaging, and quantity for each design. A regular sample is typically scheduled for 3–7 days after the complete specification, including the target color and colored components, is confirmed. Several shades or structures may need separate approval and quantities. Confirm their order basis and sampling dates individually before you commit catalog images or a channel launch.
Give each supplier the same full-table drawing, dimensions, part-by-part material list, physical brown reference, transparency target, visible finish, quantity by design, assembly state, pack, destination, and trade term. State whether a clear top with brown legs is acceptable or whether the top must also be brown. Compare quotations against that precise scope. A lower price for a clear table with only a small brown part is not equivalent to a fully colored version.
Keep an approved physical sample, color identifier, and complete-table version from the original order. For a repeat batch, compare the new sample or first finished unit with those references, including the top, supports, visible edges, and level of transparency. Record any material or finish change before accepting it. Label cartons by the approved color and model revision so older and newer stock can be identified if they are received together.
Review a packed sample of the actual brown table. Colored polished faces can show rubbing where fittings or other components touch them, so specify surface protection, non-abrasive separators, and a restrained hardware pack for the chosen structure. For mixed-color or mixed-material designs, keep the parts identified by model and carton. Confirm the packed dimensions and receiving check with your logistics team; the packing method is part of the landed-cost comparison.
Regular production is typically 10–35 days after the complete sample, brown color and transparency, quantities by design, component materials, pack, and commercial terms are approved. A new shade or structural change can require a different schedule, so confirm the actual factory milestones for the order. Keep the color sample, finished-table drawing, and carton revision together. That makes later replenishment easier to compare with the range already in your channels.
Request a Quote for Your Side Table Project
Product Specification
Send your company details, drawing or reference, dimensions, color, intended use, quantity for each design, and destination.
Destination and Timing
Add the preferred packing method, target arrival date, and whether the order is for wholesale, private label, or an interior project.
Commercial Context
We can then review the sample and bulk quotation on the right basis.