Standard · Included in the price

The X-Frame Steel Leg.

Two crossed steel bars at each end of the table, welded into a single rigid X. Industrial in language, structurally over-spec'd, and visually busier than the Box or Trapezium, a leg style that becomes part of the table's character rather than disappearing under it.

Industrial. Without being heavy-handed.

Two X-frames, one at each end, welded from 10mm steel. Set inboard from the table ends so the silhouette reads as a slab over a pair of bracing crosses. Heavier visually than the Box or Hairpin; lighter than the Spider single-pedestal. Most-shipped in black or anthracite steel against natural or chocolate stain.

10mm steelFrame thickness

X-frame × 2Configuration

4 finishesBlack / White / Gold / Anthracite

IncludedNo upcharge

When to pick the X-Frame leg

Three rooms it was designed for.

Exposed-brick warehouse conversions

X-frame legs in black or anthracite steel are the natural language of a Hackney/Shoreditch/Manchester loft conversion. Crossed bracing reads as appropriately industrial against painted brick, exposed RSJs, polished concrete and dark joinery.

Modern broken-plan kitchens

Black powder-coated X-frames against a chocolate-stained oak top read as the right kind of architectural for a Crittall-divided kitchen extension. Pairs cleanly with stained timber floors, dark cabinetry and matte black hardware.

Long entertaining tables

The crossed bracing handles long tops well, the X-Frame is a default recommendation for the 240cm and 280cm tables, paired with a substantial stain (chocolate, walnut, or black). Reads as built-to-host without being formal about it.

Configurable

One leg. Four colours. Any size top.

The X-Frame leg comes in the same four powder-coated finishes: black, white, gold and anthracite. Pick any of the five lengths and any of the five widths. Looks particularly strong with anthracite steel and chocolate stain at 240cm or 280cm.

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