Pair Of Tamar Dining Table Or Desk Legs

STOAKED LIMITED

£120

Hand-fabricated aluminium table legs which give an industrial yet very subtle look to any dining table or office desk. Come as a pair of legs. Made of 3′ x 1 1/2′ (76.2 x 38.1mm) aluminium box section. Top plate is 20mm longer then the chosen leg size and 125mm wide, therefore it will overhang by 10mm on each end by 24mm on each side of the leg. F.eg. if you select 50cm wide legs, then overall width will be 52cm. Box section at the top of the legs and wider top plates enables you to place larger and heavier table tops. The top section of the legs will arrive with 6 pre-drilled slots for fixing

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