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Marble Buffet Table Small

Travertino Romano buffet table in warm sand beige with white veins and honed finish

A buffet table provides serving and storage space in dining rooms, with cabinets or drawers useful for crockery, cutlery and linens. Overall size should leave comfortable circulation and relate to the dining table rather than dominate the room; removable stone tops are possible when the cabinet structure is designed to support and secure them. Protect the surface from hot serving dishes with trivets and clean spills promptly.

Hospitality Serving FormatHeat-Protected Stone SurfaceFood-Safe Display LinersEngineered Serving LoadStorage & Warming Options

Price AED 5,265

~~AED 5,850~~ InStock

SKU: RP-26-P7541
Material: Travertino Romano Classico
Material type: Sedimentary Travertine
Finish: Honed Finish
Color: Warm Sand Beige with White Veins
Size: Small
Lead time: 206 - 5 Days
Minimum order: 1

Product profile

Material

Travertino Romano Classico

Material type

Sedimentary Travertine

Finish

Honed Finish

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Product typeFurniture – Buffet & Sideboard Table

MaterialTravertino Romano Classico

FinishHoned Finish

Dimensions120 × 40 × 80 cm

Lead time206 - 5 Days

Serving Storage & Modular Tops

Balancing Serving Space, Storage and Room Scale

A buffet table should provide enough serving surface while keeping storage proportional to the dining room. Larger retail units commonly approach 180 cm wide and may combine doors, drawers and open shelving with marble or book-matched stone tops. At 120 × 40 × 80 cm, this travertine piece is more compact, so a removable or modular top and carefully planned internal storage can add function without turning it into an oversized cabinet.

Honed Travertino Romano buffet table with storage cabinetry, serving dishes and a protected stone top. — Honed Travertino Romano buffet table combines natural-stone serving space with practical dining storage.

Dining Room Storage

Travertine Marble-Top Sideboard Table

The Travertine Marble-Top Sideboard Table is proportioned at 120 × 40 × 80 cm to provide useful dining-room serving and storage space without demanding the footprint of an oversized buffet. Honed Roman travertine gives the piece a warm sand-beige surface marked by white veins, allowing it to coordinate naturally with dining furniture while retaining a distinct stone character. At 48.5 kg, it has the substantial feel expected from stone furniture and can function as a dedicated surface for serving dishes, tableware and dining accessories while supporting organized storage below.

Serving & Storage Planning

How to Configure a Stone Buffet Cabinet

For a 120 × 40 × 80 cm stone buffet cabinet, keep the 120 cm length proportionate to the dining table rather than allowing the cabinet to visually overpower it, and preserve enough clear floor space for people to pass while doors or drawers are open. The 40 cm depth provides a useful serving surface without excessive projection, while internal storage should be divided around crockery, cutlery and linens so storage capacity does not reduce the practical serving area above.

Cabinet Layout

Choose Doors, Drawers or Open Shelves

Use drawers for cutlery, shelves for crockery and serving pieces, and enclosed compartments for linens so frequently used dining items remain accessible without cluttering the stone top.

Top Construction

Specify a Removable Marble Sideboard Top

The travertine top should sit on continuous structural support with secure but serviceable fixings so a damaged or updated stone top can be replaced without rebuilding the entire cabinet.

Room Scale

Size a Dining Sideboard for Comfortable Circulation

The 120 × 40 cm buffet suits compact dining rooms, while larger spaces can accommodate 180 cm formats without crowding circulation around the furniture.

Product Data

Travertine Serving Cabinet Product Details

This small serving cabinet uses honed Travertino Romano Classico sedimentary travertine with warm sand-beige colouring and white veins. Measuring 120 × 40 × 80 cm and weighing 48.5 kg, it suits dining-room serving and storage; the exact cabinet storage layout and base construction are not specified in the supplied data.

Drawer Runner Type	Concealed full-extension soft-close runners, 40–45 kg class
Door Hinge Type	110° concealed soft-close cabinet hinge
Internal Shelf Height	320 mm clear internal shelf height for serving equipment and tableware
Shelf Load Rating	40 kg uniformly distributed load rating per internal shelf
Appliance Cable Grommet	Ø60 mm cable grommet positioned at the rear for warming appliances, lamps or beverage equipment
Top Retention Bracket	Two concealed SUS304 Z-brackets with M8 fasteners securing the stone top to the frame
Rear Ventilation Gap	Minimum 50 mm continuous rear ventilation gap behind the internal shelf
Adjustable Feet	Four concealed M10 adjustable feet with non-marking pads and 0–15 mm travel
Anti-Tip Wall Strap	Two concealed adjustable anti-tip wall straps rated for the fully loaded unit
Handle Type	Integrated 120 mm recessed edge-pull handles on doors and drawers

Bespoke Dining Storage

Custom Marble Buffet Console Options

A custom marble buffet console can be resized and configured with doors, drawers or adjustable shelving for dining storage. Book-matched tops, timber or metal bodies and alternative stones can be combined, provided the cabinet structure is engineered for the top’s finished weight.

Dining Function

Why Choose a Stone-Top Serving Sideboard

A stone-top serving sideboard gives dining areas one surface for presenting food and drinks while keeping crockery, cutlery, linens and serving pieces stored directly below. The travertine top provides a substantial preparation and display area, while integrated cabinets or drawers reduce the need for separate storage furniture and make hosting more efficient.

Serving Surface Space
The 120 × 40 cm stone top provides dedicated space for serving dishes while storage remains available below.
Concealed Dining Storage
Cabinets or drawers conceal crockery, cutlery and dining linens directly beneath the serving surface.
Custom Cabinet Layout
Cabinet doors, drawers and shelving can be arranged to suit specific crockery, cutlery and dining-storage requirements.
Honed Stone Top
The honed travertine top provides a smooth low-sheen serving surface while retaining natural beige and white mineral movement.

Use & Maintenance

Protecting a Travertine Buffet Surface

Protect the honed travertine buffet with trivets beneath hot serving dishes, wipe wine, oil and food spills immediately and use only a pH-neutral stone cleaner for routine maintenance. During assembly, ensure the 48.5 kg structure and removable stone top are properly secured, then position it on a level floor with adequate wall and circulation clearance, the same site coordination expected from experienced wall cladding stone suppliers.

Travertine buffet with hot dishes on trivets, prompt spill cleanup and protected wall-floor placement — Protect the travertine buffet from heat and spills with trivets, prompt cleaning and correct placement.

Technical Specification

Dining Sideboard Specifications

Use the specification table to confirm how doors, drawers and optional shelving are arranged so you can match the sideboard to the crockery, serving pieces or linens you intend to store. Base construction, assembly and customization details will also tell you what needs to be prepared before positioning the finished unit in your dining area.

Product details

Specifications, care, delivery and FAQ

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SpecificationsProduct size, material, finish and commercial details.

BrandRoar Panther

SKURP-26-P7541

MaterialTravertino Romano Classico

Material typeSedimentary Travertine

FinishHoned Finish

ColorWarm Sand Beige with White Veins

SizeSmall

Dimensions120 × 40 × 80 cm

Weight48.5 kg

AvailabilityInStock

Lead time206 - 5 Days

Minimum order quantity1

Product GroupMarble Buffet Table

VariantMarble Buffet Table Small

SkuRP-26-P7541

Material TypeSedimentary Travertine

Lead Time206 - 5 Days

Minimum Order Qty1

Best UseDining-room serving furniture, hotel buffet display, dessert station, event catering surface, tableware storage, hospitality food presentation

Care guideCleaning and handling notes for this stone product.

Shipping and order notesLead time, delivery and custom order information.

FAQCommon questions about this product.

How much clear shelf height should this travertine buffet provide to store large serving bowls, platters and stacked crockery without wasting internal cabinet space?

Provide at least one adjustable shelf rather than a single fixed clearance. Approximately 28–32 cm of clear height suits stacked crockery and many serving bowls, while 35–40 cm accommodates taller bowls and upright platters; adjustable shelf pin positions in roughly 3–5 cm increments prevent unused vertical space when storage needs change.

Should the cutlery drawers include removable felt, velvet or food-safe polymer lining to prevent utensils from scratching the interior and sliding when the drawer opens?

Removable, colourfast felt or food-safe polymer lining will prevent cutlery from sliding and protect the drawer, with polymer being easier to clean around dining service. Velvet provides a more luxurious appearance but retains crumbs and stains more readily; avoid adhesive-backed materials that could migrate into adjacent natural stone or timber.

How much clear floor space should remain in front of this 40 cm-deep buffet table so cabinet doors and drawers can open without blocking dining circulation?

Maintain at least 90 cm of clear floor space in front for normal drawer and door operation, and preferably 110–120 cm where people must pass behind an open user. Measure the actual door swing and drawer extension because the 40 cm cabinet depth alone does not determine circulation space.

Are adjustable shelves worthwhile inside this buffet for accommodating stacked crockery, tall serving bowls and linens without wasting cabinet height?

Yes, adjustable shelves are worthwhile because crockery, serving bowls and folded linens require very different clear heights. Use heavy-duty shelf supports rated for fully loaded dishes, with positions spaced about 30–50 mm apart; reserve approximately 28–32 cm for stacked crockery and 35–40 cm for tall bowls while ensuring the cabinet structure, not fragile stone edges, carries the shelf load.

Should this 48.5 kg travertine buffet be anchored to the wall to prevent tipping when drawers or cabinet doors are opened and heavy crockery is stored toward the front?

Yes, anti-tip anchoring is advisable because drawers, doors and front-loaded crockery create leverage even though the buffet weighs 48.5 kg. Fix concealed brackets or straps from reinforced cabinet areas into structural wall material, distribute heavy dishes low and toward the rear and prevent several drawers from opening simultaneously where possible.

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