Outdoor table frame according to type Cube
SKU: 115275
A galvanized table frame for the outdoor area. It is built individually according to your dimensions, from 30x30x2mm square tube, then hot-dip galvanized and powder-coated on request. The slim cuboid shape offers a modern, simple look and convinces with a load capacity of more than 150Kg.
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Description
The table frame for your garden
The metal frame is specially designed for use in the home garden and has a zinc layer that reliably protects the steel from harmful environmental influences and corrosion. Thanks to the professional fire galvanization, the material has an extremely long service life and an impressive resistance to weathering and wetness. Often, galvanized steels, despite outdoor use, are far over 50 years old.
The frame is made in our family business in loving handmade work, made of high-quality S235JR construction steel and especially according to your measurements and completely welded. In this way, the steel frame, despite its slim and minimalistic appearance, has a load capacity of more than 150Kg. The individual dimensional work ensures an accurate fit and allows you to create very special DIY projects. Thus, the table frame not only stands for planting tables, dining tables or garden set, but can also be used as a base for vases, busts or other works of art.
Technical data
The Cube frame is made of galvanized steel tube and is completely whitened. In the corners of the top are steel plates 6mm holes, which allow mounting table or concrete plates, with 5mm screws. The distance of the, a total of 4, holes results from your selected dimensions. In addition to many other key data, you will find the corresponding formula for calculation in the following.
- Semi-finished products: 30x30x2mm square tube
- Material: Steel
- Material: S235JR
- Dimensions: by customer request
- Powder coating: by customer request
- Corrosion protection: Fire galvanisation
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Number of holes: 4 pcs.
(positioned inside the frame) -
Hole diameter: 6mm
(ideal for 5 screws) -
Hole distance: length or Width minus 110mm
(the holes are 55mm away from the outer edges) - Load capacity: min. 150 kg
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Product safety & manufacturer info
Manufacturer information:
rapa GmbH
Duisburger Str. 71
Emmerich am Rhein, 46446
Deutschland
gpsr@schmiedekult.de
https://www.schmiedekult.de/
Information on product safety:
Warning notices:
- Max. 200kg! The maximum load capacity of the table frame is 200 kg and must not be exceeded.
- Use suitable screws! Be sure to use suitable and sufficient screws to connect the table frame to the table top. If you are unsure which screws you need for your table top, please consult a specialist dealer.
Assembly instructions:
Fastening the table frame to a tabletop is usually child's play and can be done in no time at all. In the following, we describe the procedure for a standard glulam table top. Please note that the assembly procedure may differ for other boards. In this case, ask the manufacturer of the table top for advice.
Please read the instructions carefully before starting assembly.
Material:
- Ruler (folding rule) or tape measure
- Pencil
- Stainless steel screws
- Drill
- Twist drill (suitable for the screws)
- Screwdriver
Step by step instructions:
- Lay the table top on the floor and use a soft carpet pad (e.g. a carpet) to protect the wood from scratches. The underside of the table top, i.e. the side to which the table frame is attached, should now be facing upwards.
- Place the frame upside down on the tabletop so that the fixing points of the table frame are against the wood.
- Slide the table frame into the center of the tabletop and measure the edge distances of all four corners to place it evenly on the tabletop.
- Transfer the mounting holes of the frame to your tabletop. To do this, simply run the pencil along the inside of all the holes and draw small circles on the tabletop. Depending on the pencil you choose, you may end up with individual dots in the middle of the holes instead of circles, which is also fine.
- Now carefully place the table frame to one side.
- Then drill small, vertical holes in the wood in the middle of the markings. These holes ensure that the wood does not split when the screws are screwed in and must have the correct diameter and be aligned at right angles to the surface. The diameter depends on the screws selected and can be obtained from a specialist retailer. It is also important to ensure that the holes are drilled sufficiently deep, but not completely through. This step requires special attention, as you could inadvertently drill through the entire table top and thus damage the visible side of the table top.
- Place the table frame back on the tabletop and align the fixing holes in the runner with the corresponding holes in the tabletop.
- Now screw the screws through the fixing holes of the frame into the wood of the table top and tighten them. Be careful not to use too much force, as the screws could turn and become unusable.
