Pedestal Table Base - Standard Table Leg

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The Unfinished Pedestal Table Base is a beautiful and sturdy wooden base that allows you to add your own tabletop. Available in Poplar, Pine, Walnut, Maple, and White Oak, this base features a rough sanded finish that gives it a rustic and distressed look. The legs are disassembled for easy transportation and come with all the necessary hardware and directions.

Highlights:

- Available in Poplar, Pine, Walnut, Maple, and White Oak

- Rough sanded to 120 grit 

- Disassembled for easy transportation

- Comes with all necessary hardware and directions

Legs come roughly sanded. which is lightly sanded (to 120 grit), with some saw lines still visible, in case you want the distressed/rustic look. Smooth sanding, please reach out for custom pricing.

Dimensions & Details

- Height: 29"

- Depth: 32" 

- Foot Width: 6.5"

- Thickness at the widest point of upright: 10"

Wood descriptions:

Poplar: A softer hardwood. faint grain appearance. Great for painting. stain can be blotchy, so use a pre-conditioner, or sanding sealer before staining to even out stain absorption.

Pine: A softwood. Strong grain appearance. Use if you don't mind dings and scratches over time. Use poly for protection. Paint or stain. stain can be blotchy, so use a pre-conditioner, or sanding sealer before staining.

Maple: Hardwood. heavier, sturdier. Stains and paints well. No blotchiness when staining.

Walnut: Hardwood. heavy and sturdy. Please don't use paint on this beautiful wood :).

White Oak: heavy and sturdy, olive-colored wood.

As wood is a natural product, knots, imperfections, gouges, and cracks may occur in the product. A major gouges I fix with wood filler and sand, but there can be imperfections in the wood, especially as the wood expands/contracts between seasons after delivery.

Best to Paint/Stain disassembled, then put together after the finish is complete.