Spider Dining Table Base 1500x710x710mm

Spider Dining Table Base 1500x710x710mm

Brand: Hammer Roo
SKU: HMR-SDTB8080
440.00 NZD In stock Buy at Merchant

Sized for long dining tables, this spider base brings the same angled, radiating leg design as our spider coffee table base to dining height. Made from 80x80mm steel tube at 1500mm, it's built for large timber or epoxy dining tables that want a mid-century modern look with a strong, well-supported base. Why You'll Choose These Legs Angled, radiating legs give a mid-century modern look at dining table scale. 80x80mm tube handles the extra length and weight of a large dining table. Retro styling suits statement dining tables and feature pieces. Key Features 80x80mm steel tube, 2mm wall – rigid enough for daily dining, bench and desk use without flexing underfoot. Matt black powder-coated finish – resists scratches and everyday wear while keeping a clean, modern look. Elongated mounting holes – let the tabletop expand and contract naturally across seasons, reducing stress on timber joints. 3mm top plate – a solid fixing point for screwing into your tabletop. Adjustable non-marking feet – level the piece on timber, tile or concrete floors without scratching the surface. Angled spider-leg design – slim, radiating legs bring a retro look to a large dining table. Perfect For Long dining tables and boardroom tables Mid-century modern dining spaces Large timber or epoxy dining tabletops Furniture makers wanting a retro statement base What's Included 2 x spider steel dining table base in matt black powder-coated steel Pre-drilled, elongated mounting holes for timber movement Mounting hardware is not included. We recommend M6 threaded inserts and bolts for a secure fix to your tabletop. Specifications Specification Detail Length (mm) 1500 Width (mm) 710 Height (mm) 710 Tube Size (mm) 80x80 Tube Thickness (mm) 2 Top Plate Thickness (mm) 3

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