Quinta Barista Station — Corner
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and installation arranged by your concierge.
NAVERQIO Bar & Counter — furniture that works a shift
Café joinery usually fights the espresso machine it carries. The Quinta was drawn the other way round — routes for water, waste and power planned into the carcass, stainless where knocks live, oak where hands do.
Bar furniture takes a shift's abuse and a decade of them. Edges are radiused for hips and cups; finishes are catering-grade oils and lacquers that wipe clean of milk and coffee; levelling feet ride on stone or tile without complaint. Everything arrives assembled or is built in place by our crew.
Design & Craft
- Cable, water and drain routes planned into the carcass
- Worktops in brushed stainless or honed stone where machines live
- Machine bay sized to spec with reinforced, dead-flat top
- Barista side laid out by people who have worked a rush
- Solid European oak over welded steel subframes
- Under-bar refrigeration bays with ventilation planned, not hoped
Specifications
| Run | 2.8 m corner |
| Top | Stainless + stone split |
| Bays | Machine, grinder, fridge, knock chute |
| Routes | Water, drain, power in carcass |
| Build | Oak on welded steel subframe |
| Weight | ≈ 159 kg |
| Install | Built in place by our crew |
Care
Coffee and milk wipe off the lacquered surfaces with warm water; avoid solvents. Oil the oak when it starts to look thirsty — twice a year in a working bar. Hardware is stainless and standard; touch-up oil and spare feet are included in the care kit.
Questions, Answered
What is the lead time?
In-stock pieces ship within a week; made-to-measure joinery runs three to six weeks, stated per listing and confirmed at order.
Can I specify dimensions and cutouts?
Yes. Machine and grinder cutouts, drain and cable routes, and worktop material are configurable on most pieces — the concierge drafts a workshop sheet for approval before we cut.
The NAVERQIO Promise
Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf, and a service desk staffed by technicians who have actually stripped the model you own.