Frederick Adjustable Height Dining Table Desk - Cast Iron - Rustic Natural
- Vintage industrial character and flair
- Hand-cranked, height adjustable from dining to counter to bar height
- Heavy-duty construction with solid cast iron base and steel rods
- Solid mixed hardwood top carefully bleached to bring out a natural finish with beautiful rustic wood grain
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Description
The Frederick industrial-style table features a heavy cast iron base that adjusts from standard dining height up to bar height. This very robust design is multi-functional as a dining table, pub table, counter height kitchen island, writing table, or desk. This elegant industrial base sits sturdily under a solid reclaimed hardwood top with a healthy 2.5-inch-thick trim in an oak finish.
Features:
- Measures 80 x 40 x 30.5-41.5
- Cast iron base finished in distressed black/gunmetal gray.Â
- Solid reclaimed mix hardwood top with rustic texture and oak finish
- Vintage industrial style
- Hand-cranked, height adjustable
- High quality key mechanical steel gears for smooth height adjustment
- Net weight 276 lbs.
Inspired by the newspaper boon of the early 1800's, the Frederic table design is a unique mix of American Revival (curves of the base feet) and industrial machinery of that era (cast iron and crank wheel). This design takes its name from the Frederic Post Company located in Chicago, IL. The Frederick Post Company was a manufacturing leader of drafting tables and related factory workbenches during this period of US history.
