Hadley Round Dining Table Base

STOAKED LIMITED

£600

Crafted from folded steel components, this sculptural table base forms a softly triangular central column, balancing strength with an elegant, flowing profile. Made of 5mm and 8mm thick steel sheets. Standard dining table base height 730 mm; Top plate is 200mm larger than the listed bottom plate measurement. F.e. if you choose Base Width of 50cm, top plate will be 70cm round and bottom plate 50cm round. The top section of table base will arrive with 6 pre-drilled holes for fixing into a wooden table top. Suitable for stone tops. The stone top will need to be bonded to the top metal plate using

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STOAKED LIMITED, number 10543478. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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