Flipp II

WARINGS FURNITURE LIMITED

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Flipp II flip top base and stacking The Flipp II exterior table base is a robust flip-top exterior base with a strong mechanism to the top to allow mechanical flipping of the top for space-saving and allowing the operator to bring their tables inside at night where they don t have much room. Also, the table base is designed to sit on top of the next table base when flipped thereby being able to stack in storage when not in use. Also a space-saving feature. The table base in produce from Aluminum and is EPC paint coated a grey colour. The table base also has adjustable feet to help with those u

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Registered at Companies House as WARINGS FURNITURE LIMITED, number 04487406. Checked 2026-08-29.
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