Product Details

Finn Juhl was the godfather of Danish Modernism in America. His ideas have influenced the style of contemporary American furniture design, as well as American architecture. Our Juhl Extra Thin Dining Leg is a homage to the relaxed, practical, stylish design ideas of Finn Juhl, and the influence these designs have held over American designers. Perfect for any minimalist, Mid-Century Modern, contemporary, or Scandinavian style environment, our Extra Thin Juhl Dining Leg looks great in walnut or cherry, or in the traditional wood choice of the Danish, the oaks. The Sting Ray edge on the ¾’’ table top gives the table a modern look, with clean, radiused corners.

Specifications:

Legs: 29" x 1.75" Extra Thin Juhl Dining Table Legs (LD-JUHL-29E)
Aprons: 4" square
Top thickness: .75" (table height is 29.75")
Top overhang: 3"
Edge detail: Sting Ray
Corners: 2" Radiused
You choose table length and width

YOUR TABLE WILL ARRIVE READY TO SET UP. With our EasyBase system, your table's top and aprons will be fully assembled. You'll simply attach the legs with the supplied Allen (hex) wrench—five minutes start to finish. For your convenience, the legs can be easily removed for transport. Read more about EasyBase.

Heirloom quality solid wood tables, made just for you. Our tables are beautifully detailed and made of 100% premium, solid wood. It takes time and considerable skill to hand craft a table to your specifications. Please allow for 10 business days for unfinished tables and 15 business days for finished tables to ship from our Vermont workshop. Expedited service for an additional fee may be available, call 1-800-748-3480 for details.

Unfinished or finished. You can order your base well-sanded without finish applied, or we can finish it for you using plant-based, non-toxic Monocoat Natural Oil. This finish enhances the warmth and natural grain of the wood, is exceptionally durable and easy to care for. Read more about Monocoat Natural Oil.

FREE SHIPPING direct from our workshop to your doorstep. Free shipping on complete tables for the Continental U.S. only.