Wood Legs
Pairs of wood legs provide a versatile option for supporting a table.
Pairs of legs provide a versatile option for supporting a table. They can be used for a variety of shapes and sizes of tables. We offer both steel and wood legs.
Caldwell Wood Legs
A Caldwell leg makes a chevron shape. It is made from 8/4 thick wood for strength.
Lewis Wood Legs
The Lewis leg is a square U shaped leg with the flat part on the floor.
Huron Table Legs
The Huron legs include 2 wood legs connected to the tabletop with turnbuckles.
Chesbro Wood Legs
With the Chesbro leg the portion on the floor is curved instead of angled.
Sakami Wood Legs
The Sakami leg is a square U shaped leg with the wood sitting on its edge.
Albro Wood Legs
The Albro leg is a wood version of the classic steel angle leg, what we call the Atlin.
Flaxman Wood Legs
The Flaxman leg is a farmhouse X shape leg with a vertical post.
Panuke Wood Legs
The Panuke legs are solid wood panel legs.
Como Wood Legs
The Como legs are fluted wood cylinder legs.
Oxford Wood Legs
The Oxford leg is an X shaped leg with a narrow profile to the X from the end of the table.
Hawkin Wood Legs
The Hawkin leg is an H shaped leg.
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So Many Messes!
Every few weeks I like to make a mess. I call it a test mess. We make tables that get used in all sorts of different ways, and by all sorts of different people. That includes children, and this month, that includes Santa.
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A House Full of Furniture
This summer we did something new.
A family reached out to us, they were building a new home, and they needed to furnish it. They asked if we would build them the furniture for the house. Now, not everything, just the wood stuff. Well we always love a challenge, so we said yes. Read on to learn more about this project.
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Making Sense of Table Bases
Every table has a base. They all touch the ground somehow. At least, until someone figures out floating tables. (I'm thinking magnets, scientists get on it.) Table bases are all basically one of four different styles: Pedestal, Trestle, 2 legs, or 4 legs. I'll call the 4 legs Parson. Let's explore each one.
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