HAIRPIN DINING TABLE

Caz used a vintage trestle table and hairpin legs to make a focal point for her home – here’s how

MATERIALS ■ A tabletop, which could be from an old table, reclaimed wood, scaffolding boards or even an old door ■ Sandpaper ■ Wood protector, optional ■ Hairpin legs, set of 4 ■ Screws ■ Screwdriver/drill 1 Prepare the wooden tabletop for your table by giving it a good clean and sanding down any rough edges. If you’re going to use the table for dining, and there is a risk of spills, consider protecting the wood with a sealant such as an oil, wax or varnish. 2 It’s important you pick the correct hairpins to take the weight of your wood. Consider the length of the legs to give the right proportion and if you are creating something like a dining table or a desk, it’s recommended you use a…

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Mollie (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2022

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