
Acrylic Coffee Tables
Lobby, showroom and lounge tables with 15–30 mm tops over 1.0–1.4 m spans, chamfered or beveled edges.
Rectangular 1.2 × 0.6 m standard, round 80 cm Ø most ordered, square 1 × 1 m and waterfall 1.0–1.4 m; 38–45 cm tall.
Coffee, side, console and dining tables and chairs, made in cast acrylic to your drawing.
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Wetop manufactures custom acrylic furniture, also called lucite or plexiglass furniture, for hotels, restaurants, retail showrooms and corporate offices. Tops are cut from clear or tinted cast acrylic, sized to span and load, and diamond-polished on every edge. Production runs start from 100 pieces per design and are checked piece by piece against the paid sample you approved.
Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.
Five furniture types, sized to your drawing and combinable into matched sets. Typical sizes are listed on each card.

Lobby, showroom and lounge tables with 15–30 mm tops over 1.0–1.4 m spans, chamfered or beveled edges.
Rectangular 1.2 × 0.6 m standard, round 80 cm Ø most ordered, square 1 × 1 m and waterfall 1.0–1.4 m; 38–45 cm tall.

Pedestal and nesting side tables with 12–25 mm tops, in clear or tinted acrylic, for guest rooms and showrooms.
Nesting sets of 3 at 45 / 40 / 35 cm tall, round pedestal 40–50 cm Ø, C-tables, drink tables and 40 cm accent cubes.

Narrow 30–40 cm deep consoles, 1.2–1.6 m long, for entries and lobby walls, with an optional cable channel.
75–85 cm tall with 25–30 mm tops; demilune, asymmetric, curved-front, 25 cm slim hall and LED-edge versions.

Restaurant, private-room and boardroom tables with 30–40 mm tops on multi-pedestal or apron-reinforced bases.
Rectangular 1.6 m seats 4, 2.0 m seats 6, 2.4 m seats 8; round 1.4–1.8 m seats 6–10; oval, boat-shaped and expandable.

Side and dining chairs, counter and bar stools and lounge chairs on one molded 8–10 mm cast acrylic seat-and-back shell.
Seat heights: side and dining chairs 45 cm, counter stools 65 cm, bar stools 75 cm, lounge chairs 38 cm; bare, cushioned or upholstered.

Lobby, restaurant or showroom packages with one edge profile, tint and logo placement across every type.
Three choices shape every piece: the acrylic, the edge and base, and how your brand is applied.
Lobby, restaurant and showroom packages across several furniture types share one edge profile, one tint and one logo placement, and run in one production window and one shipment, so multi-site rollouts get the same tint on every piece.
Acrylic thickness guideCast vs extruded acrylicCustomization options
Furniture is quoted per specification. These choices set the unit price; send them and we reply with a per-piece quote.
Cast acrylic is priced by weight, so top thickness moves the price most: a 40 mm dining top costs more than a 20 mm side-table top, and we never specify a top thicker than the span needs. Clear acrylic is the base price; whole-body tints add 15–25% to material cost. A square diamond-polished edge is the base finish, while chamfers, bull-nose and stepped edges add machining time. Laser engraving is the most economical branding; UV printing adds a little more, and cut-through logo shapes are quoted per design.
Get your per-piece priceWe make furniture to order in bulk production runs; nothing ships from stock. Several designs can share one purchase order, production window and shipment while each design meets its own minimum, and larger runs spread setup, color matching and crating over more pieces. Most furniture carries no tooling fee; when a custom part such as a new molded chair shell needs one, it is stated in the written quote.
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Acrylic dining tables and chairs for a restaurant group, load-checked on full production samples and released in three staggered batches to match each opening.
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Coffee and console tables in UV-stabilized 15 mm cast acrylic, smoke tint matched to ΔE < 1.5, delivered in phases for the lobby, poolside and guest rooms on a 17–22 day production target.
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Three-tier nesting side tables in 12 mm cast acrylic, 300 pieces, each pair test-fitted before polishing; 15–20 day production target.
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Coffee tables and side tables with a subsurface laser-engraved logo; CNC files and laser settings are archived for repeat orders.
A boutique hotel group's procurement director on repeat coffee-table orders.
“We shipped to four properties across two years and every coffee table reads as one batch — same edge, same tint, same weight in the hand. That batch consistency is the difference between a hotel-grade piece and a custom-furniture experiment.”
For a 1.2m × 0.6m coffee table top on a pedestal or legs we typically run 25mm cast acrylic — that comfortably supports the typical service-item weight (carafes, glassware, books, decor) without visible deflection. Waterfall designs carried on their folded sides have been delivered at 15mm UV-stabilized cast acrylic. For a 1.8m dining table we step up to 30–40mm. Console tables run 15–30mm and side and nesting tables 12–25mm, depending on span and base. Cast PMMA is the right material here, not extruded — cast has the optical clarity, edge stability, and dimensional accuracy that furniture-scale pieces need. We confirm the exact thickness against your span and use case during sample sign-off; project-specific load data available on request.
Yes, with the right spec. Cast acrylic at 25mm+ doesn't crack under normal commercial wear. The thing to brief us on is the cleaning chemistry — most acrylic hazing comes from window cleaners with ammonia or alcohol. We supply care guidance with every order: wipe with a soft microfiber cloth and mild detergent, then dry, and avoid alcohol, ammonia and abrasive cleaners. Edge polish matters too: diamond-polished edges resist micro-chipping better than flame-polished, which is why we standardize on diamond polish for furniture.
MOQ is 100 pieces per design for furniture-scale items (coffee table, side table, console, dining table, chair). That's a B2B minimum — we work with hotel groups, retail showrooms, restaurant chains, corporate offices, and interior designers. Mixed-design orders can share one purchase order and shipment, but each unique SKU must reach 100 pieces.
Five configurations cover commercial seating, all on one molded seat-and-back shell of cast acrylic: side chairs and dining chairs at a 45 cm seat height (with or without arms), counter stools at 65 cm with a footrest at 25 cm, bar stools at 75 cm with a footrest at 30 cm, and lounge chairs at 38 cm with a deeper recline. A sculptural accent chair can be made on a new shell to your drawing; the new mold extends the sample stage to 3–4 weeks and may carry a one-time tooling charge. Seats can be bare, fitted with a slip-on cushion, a removable pad or a fully bonded leather or fabric seat. MOQ is 100 chairs per design, made in our Shenzhen factory.
Yes. The strength comes from the seat-and-back shell, which is molded as one curved piece of cast acrylic at 8–10 mm, so there are no glued joints across the surface you sit on. The legs bond to a hidden reinforcing plate under the seat that spreads the load to four points. Every new chair design is sat-tested under repeated load on the paid sample before bulk production, the result is recorded on the sample sign-off sheet, and the sit test is repeated every 50 pieces in production. We do not issue a numeric BIFMA certificate.
Samples take 7–10 days. Production takes 20–45 days depending on the piece, design and quantity. Freight time depends on the route and service and is confirmed in the quote. We can air-ship a small first batch from the order (for example, 2 pieces for an opening photo shoot) while the rest ships by sea — a common request for hotel launches with a fixed opening date.
Versus glass: acrylic has up to 10 times the impact resistance, about half the weight (so easier to move, lower freight cost), and won't shatter into shards if a piece does fail — important in restaurants and hotels with foot traffic. Versus wood: acrylic doesn't warp, swell, or stain from spilled drinks, and it cleans up to a like-new finish where wood absorbs liquid permanently. The tradeoff is acrylic shows light scratches more readily than dark wood — which is why edge polish, surface gauge, and care protocol all matter at spec time.
Yes — Lucite is a trade name for the same material, cast PMMA (acrylic). Plexiglas and Perspex are other brand names for it. When designers spec "custom lucite furniture," they're describing exactly what we manufacture: cast acrylic furniture with diamond-polished edges. The name on the quote doesn't change the material; what matters is that the drawing says cast PMMA (not extruded), specifies the sheet gauge, and defines the edge finish. We build lucite furniture OEM for designers and trade buyers under any of these names — same factory, same material, same spec sheet.
Yes to all three. We laser-engrave logos under the surface (frosted-white, permanent, no surface wear) or UV-print full-color logos on a panel or hidden underside, from logo files you supply. Custom colors are achieved via tinted cast PMMA (whole-body color, not surface paint) or by bonding a colored layer to clear acrylic for a translucent-with-accent look. Send us a chip or a Pantone code and we'll confirm the closest cast color on the sample for your approval. Standard tints include smoke, bronze, pearlescent, and a few brand-specific custom mixes.
5 design decisions: shape (flat panels, a single bend such as a waterfall, or compound curves; a clean bend needs a radius of roughly twice the sheet thickness, and tight radii add about 15–20% to production cost), top thickness against span and load, edge profile, clear, frosted or tinted finish (frosted hides fingerprints on high-touch retail pieces), and base (a pedestal is the most forgiving, a waterfall uses the bent sheet as its legs, and a long cantilever needs a thicker base section or a hidden steel bracket). Add dimensions, quantity per design and the delivery date. Every blank left open is an assumption the quote has to price in.
From your first message to delivered furniture.
Piece type, span and height, quantity, tint, edge profile and branding. Drawings, reference images or a photo of an existing piece are enough to quote. We respond within 24 hours.
We cut and polish a production sample in the same cast acrylic, edge and tint. The sample fee is paid separately and is never credited to production.
Every piece is inspected against the approved sample and crated for sea freight; a small first batch can go by air for a fixed opening. FOB Shenzhen standard; CIF and DDP available.
Tell us the piece types, span and height, finish, and quantity. Drawings, reference images, or a phone photo all work as a starting point. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. MOQ 100 pieces per design; the paid sample is approved before production.