Base for stone table top
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oklouise
5 years agoAnna Finnane
5 years agoThanks Louise. I thought I’d attached photo but can’t see it now! It’s percect coffee table size.
I think it might look better with a black steel base?
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agofor some reason i thought the table top was round? but same principles apply and check out the range of steel available at the hardware stores and IKEA..keeping in mind that if the table top weighs 50kgs and you use 4 legs that each leg only has to hold up about 12.5 kg as long as it's evenly distributed and level...try making a base table with the craftwood and steel legs, paint the craftwood black, make sure the table is level, mount the stone on top of the base...the next question is how tall teh table and the legs should be but something like this leg from Bunnings could work ...leg is 220 tall + height of craftwood and table top?? would make a low coffee table but there are numerous alternative available or check workshop and car suppliers for steel tool storage shelves and boxes
julie herbert
5 years agoHi Anna,
A black steel frame would look fab, a welder would be able to make a frame using appropriate steel to take the weight of the top
Anna Finnane
5 years agojulie herbert
5 years agoAnna Finnane
5 years agoThanks Ruth! I’ll contact them to get a quote for what I’m after.
I did see Kmart are selling this.... but I don’t suppose it would support the weight of it? I might need a thicker steel for the base?
Ruth BT