Thames Steel & Glass Dining Table

STOAKED LIMITED

£1495

The Thames dining table adopts elegant curved lines to add a designer touch to your dining room space. Featuring glass top and fully welded steel frame, it also comes in variety of finishes to match your home décor. Table height 75 cm. Table is available in 4 different sizes. 120cm wide table comes with 55cm wide legs. 100cm wide table comes with 45cm wide legs. 250cm long table comes with 170cm long table base. 200cm long table comes with 140cm long table base. Table base is made of combination of 5mm thick steel sheets and T-shaped bar. 10mm thick glass sits on sticky glass pads mounted into

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