Side tables are the pieces guests actually touch — a drink set down, a phone charged, a book left overnight. They take abuse out of proportion to their size. HFS builds them to contract specification across owned facilities in India and China, in whatever dimension and finish your scheme calls for.

Small pieces, hardest wear

Side tables absorb the damage nobody plans for. Hot cups, spilled drinks, keys dropped edge-first, and the constant scrape of being pushed back into position. A domestic side table is not built for that cycle repeated for years, which is why hotel side tables need contract construction even though they look like small furniture.

What we build is determined by your drawings. Height to match the seating it serves, top dimension, edge profile, leg or pedestal detail, timber, finish and any metalwork — all specified by your design team. We manufacture to those drawings rather than adapting something off a shelf.

Made across two facilities

Simpler, repeatable side tables suit our China facility, which is built for high-volume case goods and holds tolerance across a long run — useful when you need the same table in three hundred keys. Bespoke pieces with turned or shaped elements go to India, where the joinery is handcrafted. Both are owned facilities, both run under the same quality regime, and you deal with one partner either way.

Lead times and delivery

An approval sample takes three to four weeks so the finish and proportion can be confirmed on the real piece. A full guestroom package, side tables included, runs ten to fourteen weeks per fifty keys from kick-off. Sea freight from India to Jebel Ali is fourteen to twenty-one days. Delivery is scheduled in phases against your programme, so pieces arrive when the floor is ready for them.

Specify with us

We work with developers, procurement companies, interior design firms and hotel brands. Whether the requirement is nine tables for a boutique property or several hundred for a tower, send the specification and we will come back on what it takes to build.