Table frame “Z-Frame” – Steel Black (pair)
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Table frame “Z-Frame” – Steel Black (pair)
This table frame made of black powder-coated steel impresses with its distinctive Z-frame geometry with diagonal bracing element. The design ensures very high stability and is suitable Ideal for large and heavy tabletops.
The clear lines give the frame a powerful and architectural look. It remains calm and timeless. Perfect for dining tables and conference tables. or individual solid wood projects.
Highlights
- Z-Frame Design – stable, modern and architectural
- High torsional stiffness thanks to diagonal bracing
- Black powder-coated steel – robust & durable
- Ideal for large solid wood tabletops
- Mounting plate with elongated holes for secure fastening
Scope of delivery
- 1 pair of table frames (left & right)
Assembly & Instructions
- Screws suitable for the board thickness are required (not included).
- Suitable for tabletops made of mango, acacia, oak or similar woods.
- Especially recommended for table lengths of approximately 180 cm and above.
Design tip: The Z-frame design is particularly effective for longer tabletops with clear edge definition and slight overhang.
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Solid acacia and mango wood
Solid wood with character, not mass production
At Wild Mango Designs you will find solid dining tables, benches, sideboards and cabinets in acacia and mango wood. Top thickness varies by model – the exact thickness is listed in the details of each product. Black powder-coated steel legs, all in stock in Adliswil ZH. On our live edge tables every slab is photographed and numbered individually – you choose exactly the one you get.
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Two woods, two characters
Acacia and mango compared
Acacia is hard and dense – good for surfaces in daily use. Mango is softer, warmer in tone and shows more variation in colour. Mango wood comes from trees that stop bearing fruit after around 15–20 years. Both woods keep moving: small shifts and colour differences are part of the material, not defects.
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Live-edge tabletops
These tabletops exist exactly once
Every live edge slab is cut from a single trunk and keeps its natural edge. We photograph each slab individually and number it. You choose your slab online – and that is exactly the one we deliver. Once it is sold, that unique piece is gone.
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