Table Legs A / Trapezoid / X
Discover our collection of black table legs in A, trapezoid and X designs. Perfect for creating unique and modern tables. A stylish solution for home, office and public spaces.
Made from durable steel with a long-lasting black powder coating. The A, trapezoid and X designs offer flexibility and fit both modern and rustic tabletops.
Delivered as complete kits and easy to install with pre-drilled holes. Two sets are required per table. Maximum load capacity is 200 kg.
Frequently asked questions about A, Trapezoid and X table legs
What is the difference between A, Trapezoid and X table legs?
The main difference is the shape and appearance of the legs. The A model has an angled A-shaped design, the Trapezoid model has a wider geometric form and the X model forms a cross. Choose a model to suit the size of your tabletop and the look you want to create.
How many table leg kits do I need for one table?
A complete table normally requires two kits, with one fitted at each end of the tabletop. The length, weight and construction of the tabletop determine how far from each end the legs should be positioned.
What material are the table legs made from?
The table legs are made from steel and have a black powder-coated surface. The powder coating provides a durable finish suitable for dining tables, desks and work tables.
What load can the table legs support?
A complete table with two correctly fitted kits can support a load of up to 200 kg. The load must be evenly distributed, and both the tabletop and its fixings must be suitable for the weight.
What types of tabletop can be used with these table legs?
The table legs can be used with tabletops made from materials such as solid wood, laminated wood, MDF and other sheet materials. Make sure the tabletop is sufficiently thick and strong for the selected fixings.
How are the table legs fitted to the tabletop?
The table legs have pre-drilled holes for fitting beneath the tabletop. Use screws suitable for the material and thickness of the tabletop. The screws must not be long enough to pass through the top of the tabletop.