C Tables

Function meets simple style in c tables - designed to tuck under the edge of your seat of choice and position the table top conveniently in reach, it's a functional addition to any room.

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Named for the shape that the top, support, and bottom of the table create, a C table offers versatility in a compact design. Also known as slide-under tables, they are a convenient place to rest your drink, laptop, or book without taking up a lot of space, making them perfect for smaller rooms or limiting visual clutter.

C Tables for Size and Convenience

A C-table is the ultimate work-from-sofa companion, but it has many more uses:

  • The work-from-home living room: A C table for a sofa turns your couch into a desk by sliding a sturdy C table over the center cushion to hold your laptop or tablet at typing height.
  • Tight sectional corners: In the ""dead zone"" corner of a sectional where a square table won't fit, a C table tucks in neatly without blocking legroom.
  • Between recliners: Because they lack four corner legs, C tables can slide between two motion chairs without obstructing the footrests.
  • Small bedside: In a tiny bedroom, use a C table as a nightstand; you can pull it over the mattress to hold breakfast in bed or push it back against the wall when not in use.
  • Entryway drop zone: Their slim profile makes them excellent catch-alls for keys and mail in narrow hallways where deeper consoles would block the path.

Choosing the Best C Table for Your Living Room

Consider these guidelines when choosing a C table for its most common use:

  • Check the clearance: Measure the clearance under your sofa, meaning the gap between the floor and the bottom of the sofa frame. The base of the C table needs to be slim enough to slide into this gap, usually less than 2 inches.
  • Match the height: For ergonomic laptop use, the table height should be roughly 24 to 28 inches, or about 8 to 10 inches higher than your seat cushion.
  • Consider the weight: If you plan to use it for dining or heavy electronics, choose a table with a weighted iron or other heavy base to prevent tipping. Lighter acrylic or wood tables are easier to move but better suited for drinks or tablets.
  • Surface shape: Rectangular tops offer more desk space for laptops; round tops are friendlier for high-traffic zones as they have no sharp corners to bump into.

Why Shop Furnitureland South for C Tables?

Not all C tables are created equal. Cheap models can tip easily or have bases that don't fit under standard furniture. At Furnitureland South, we carry well-engineered C tables from nationally known brands that are tested for stability and built with quality materials. Shop online, or visit our showroom to test the slide, check the weight, and ensure the table fits your specific sofa or chair before you buy. Our design team can also help you find models with the right finish to complement your room.