Verna L-Shaped Counter-Height Base (R)

TILIA CREATIONS LIMITED

£924

The June L-shaped counter-height table frame is a heavy-duty design with a weight-bearing capacity of 500 kg. The Ideal table solution for offices, restaurants, and co-working spaces. Designed in two sections to reduce transport costs and to help with the manual handling of the frame. The sections join neatly together with the set of fixings provided. Details - Standard height: 87 cm - Frame depth: 60 cm - Materials: 60 x 40 x 3 mm square hollow steel tube - Fixing holes: 4x 7 mm fixing holes per frame - Includes felt foot pads to protect the floor surface. - The W x L dimensions provided are

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