Tetbury Plinth

Name: Tetbury Plinth
Brand: Forest to Home

Forest to Home

£695

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Chunky solid Oak pedestal. Created out of air dried Oak which will continue to season over the years. Standard size 1000mm H x 235mm W x 235mm D Bespoke sizes and finishes available on request. Due to the natural nature of our materials we use for this item, you should expect it to exhibit some sign of movement during its lifetime. Tetbury is a statuesque plinth that makes use of a type of oak typically found in traditional timber frame buildings local to us here in Wiltshire. With four finishes to pick between, there’s a depth of tone to suit every home’s palette. The Story Tetbury is a statu

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FOREST TO HOME LTD, number 10212146. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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