After searching high and low for a suitable table, I decided that the best thing to do, at least initially, was to build my own. I would like to base everything on a table that is 2 meters (W) x 1.2 meters (D) x 0.7 meters (H). There are not many tables around of this size. Some “boardroom table” options available, but mostly seemed to be either way too expensive or not really what I wanted.
At least if I build my own and I realise that my sizes are wrong, or I would like to make changes after a few months of use, it isn’t too much of a problem to hack it about a bit or dump it and purchase something else.
So, after a trip to B&Q, I returned with some 70 mm x 70 mm planed timber, some (very impressive) TURBODRIVE™ wood screws, and much enthusiasm.
Although some more support is needed, the basic structure of the base of the table is complete.
This looks shopped. I can tell from some of the non-dovetailed joins and from having assembled a few MFI cupboards in my time.
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