Tamar Bench Legs With Top Support Bar

STOAKED LIMITED

£153

This bench frame from our Tamar range is the perfect balance between classic and industrial designs. With our in-house powder coating facility, all legs and frames can be finished in wide variety of colours to the highest standard. Bench legs are made from 60x60mm steel box section. The centre supporting bar has been added to prevent any wobble and stop warping under load. The top section of the frame will arrive with 6-8 pre-drilled slotted plates for fixing into the wooden bench top. Legs have captive nuts welded into the upper section of the legs to allow fixing the support bar without any

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