Dining Table Legs

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Dining table legs at 71cm for a 73–76cm surface with a 20–50mm top. Hairpin, single-pin, box-section, frame and tapered oak styles. Height and finished surface Every leg here is 71cm (28") tall. Add a top between 20mm and 50mm thick and the finished surface lands at 73–76cm, standard seated dining height. The same 71cm height also works under a desk, so if you are building a workspace rather than a dining table, the desk legs range is the place to start. Choosing a style There are around a dozen styles to choose from, and the choice is mostly about the look you want, not a hard rule about table size. Hairpin and single-pin legs fit as a set of 4, one near each corner. Box-section legs fit as a pair, two separate legs with no joining bars, one at each end. Our self-supporting bolt-together box-section frame legs, the Square Industrial and Quad frames, work differently again: they bolt together with joining bars into a single freestanding unit and fix to the top as one piece. They are the only legs we make that are self-supporting, so the frame provides the strength and stability rather than leaning on the top. That makes them as happy under a thin, non-structural top as under a thick, heavy slab. Box-section legs lean a little more heavy-duty and hairpins sit a little lighter, but that is a tendency rather than a limit: box-section legs are just as at home under a light top, and a Heavy Duty hairpin will carry a large dining table. Tapered oak is our premium solid-wood leg, a warmer and softer look than steel. Weight and support Our weight figures are quality guidance, not breaking limits. They tell you the load a finished table will carry while still feeling rock-solid, with no wobble, flex or reverberation in everyday use. The point at which a leg would actually fail is far higher, and we do not quote it. As a rough guide, a Classic hairpin build holds around 60kg, a Heavy Duty hairpin around 120kg, and a pair of box-section legs around 150kg. The bolt-together fra

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