The Tavern table.
Modular Warhammer battlefields that fit your room — and lift to standing height when the game gets serious.
fundamentals
From board games to battlefields.
A 44″ × 60″ board is the standard the game is written around, and almost nobody has a piece of furniture that size. So the terrain goes on a folding banquet table, or on the floor, or it comes down before dinner and the campaign quietly ends there.
Tavern is that footprint as a real table. Two regulation sizes, a commercial-grade steel frame, and an electric lift that takes the whole surface from seated to standing without touching what is on it. Play the match, leave it set up, and let the table go back to being furniture.
Five things a banquet table cannot do.
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An electric lift, 27.5–43in floor to surfacewas
one height, and it is the wrong one for standing play -
Powder-coated steel, engineered for daily usewas
flexes and rings under a measured move -
Stays set up and still reads as furniturewas
comes down when the room is needed -
The Omnitrack rail takes trays, bins and cup holderswas
nothing mounts to it, so drinks go on the board -
Smoked walnut, levelling feet, no visible hardwarewas
looks like what it is
Elevate
the session.
An integrated electric lift comes standard. Move from seated strategy to standing battle at the push of a button — consistent, repeatable height control designed for long sessions rather than for a spec sheet. Levelling feet bring two tables into line for event-scale play.
Regulation,
both ways.
The 44″ × 60″ is a complete battlefield in one table — six players with room to measure and manoeuvre, open on all sides for 360° access. The 44″ × 30″ is the same table at half the footprint, for smaller games, smaller rooms, and for lining two up when the event needs a longer board.
Clubs, cafés, and one spare room.
Board game night
Toppers off, trays on the rail, a full-size surface for a heavy euro.
Matched play
A regulation board that stays set up between rounds.
Two tables, one board
Line the 44 × 30 up in pairs when the event needs a longer surface.
Cafés and clubs
A commercial-grade frame and a wipe-clean surface, table after table.
Built for
daily abuse.
The frame is commercial-grade powder-coated steel and the surface a low-gloss performance laminate — waterproof, impact-resistant, and matte enough to kill the glare over a lit table. Volume pricing runs through the Gamefound campaign for venues outfitting a room rather than a corner.
Built for the main event.
Ship it
anywhere.
Tavern is live on Gamefound, with campaign pricing and bulk tiers for cafés outfitting multiple tables. Back it there, or see the tables on the store.
Omnitrack
The rail
Omnitrack runs the full perimeter of every table we make. Accessories hold to it magnetically and move without tools.
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Accessories
The Flex system
A tray that mounts to the rail and a family of inserts that drop into it - or sit loose on the table. One set, every surface.
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