Haytor Dining Table Legs

STOAKED LIMITED

£355

Haytor is practical and modern table base, perfect to decorate any room with a young, industrial and original design. It is great option for contemporary homes where the maximum leg room is required. Fully welded base. No assembly is required. Made of 60x60mm steel box section. Standard table frame height is 72 cm. The top section of the legs will arrive with 8 pre-drilled holes for fixing into a table top. The bottoms of the legs are capped with steel to close the box section. Includes Stainless steel M6 coach screws. Floor protector pads included are high quality 2-3mm thick felt pads. With

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Registered at Companies House as STOAKED LIMITED, number 10543478. Checked 2026-08-29.
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