Manufacturers of Custom-Made Breakfast Bar and Worktop Support Legs

Introducing our Breakfast Bar Legs, specially designed for breakfast bars and kitchen islands. These furniture legs are customised to meet the specific needs of raised countertops and bar areas, offering both style and support.

Crafted with precision, our Solid Wooden Breakfast Bar Legs are available in three fine timbers: Solid European Oak, Solid European Beech, and Solid Pine. We take pride in using only a single piece of kiln-dried natural timber, without any laminations. This ensures the beauty and integrity of the wood are preserved. Our range includes Square legs in sizes of 56mm, 70mm, and 85mm, as well as Cylinder legs with a diameter of 60mm, offering various options to suit your preferences.

To accommodate the diverse requirements of our customers, all our legs are made-to-order. These versatile breakfast bar legs are also commonly used as table legs, adding a touch of elegance to any setting.

For easy installation, we have attached an M8 x 15mm Threaded Bar at the top of each leg. Additionally, we provide a selection of fixing plates designed to fit different applications.

Flexibility is key, which is why we offer the option to customize the height of our Breakfast Bar Legs. Simply request your desired height, and our state-of-the-art digital cutting equipment will ensure a perfect fit. Alternatively, you can order legs slightly larger and cut them to size on site. If needed, we can also integrate a tilting adjustable levelling foot at the base of the leg upon request.

Not only ideal for breakfast bars, these legs can also be used as table legs. They complement a variety of worktop materials, including wood, quartz, marble, and granite.

To provide you with convenience and creative freedom, all our legs are supplied sanded and ready to finish. This allows you to effortlessly match or contrast them with your existing furniture or joinery.

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