Plywood Sub-Top Cut to Size - For Heavy Duty Table Base

TILIA CREATIONS LIMITED

£50

Indoor softwood grade 6 mm plywood, cut-to-size with painted edges and underside. This is the solution to fitting a stone tabletop to a steel base. The plywood sub-top acts as a large surface area to which the stone is adhered. Need adhesive too? See the accessories category. Add this listing and your desired table base to your cart and purchase them simultaneously. We'll cut the plywood to the exact size of the table base, screw the ply in place and ship them together. For details on how to secure your stone worktop in place, please watch the short demonstration video here on this listing.

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