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Use any of Osborne’s metal legs to easily build one-of-a-kind Mid-Century-look tables or benches. Metal legs and feet offer an exciting look when set against wooden tops or furniture. Our metal table legs let you create unique furniture with almost any flat surface top, thanks to their flat metal plates at the top for easy…
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Everyone is after one-of-a-kind pieces now days; after all, what better way is there to show your own personal style and personality in your home? And one of the best ways to get these unique pieces is through DIY projects and repurposing! Our friend Jennifer over at Eight Hundred Furniture proved this yet again when they…
A new and exciting product addition has been added to the Osborne line: Hairpin Legs. Complementing your mid-century modern, rustic, industrial, or eclectic designs, the hairpin legs are stylish and simple. Created from 100% steel in the United States, Osborne offers hairpin legs in both Raw (coated) steel and flat black finishes. Add incredible style…
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There are some projects where a metal table leg just does the trick. Whether it’s a contemporary, industrial, or eclectic table, Osborne Wood Products now offers the solution with our metal hairpin table legs! Available in both dining and coffee table height, hairpin legs are created in Northeast Georgia. With raw steel (clear-coated) and flat black finishes available,…
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At Osborne Wood Products we are incredibly excited to now be offering Hairpin Style Table Legs. Available in both dining and coffee table height, hairpin table legs are the perfect addition to the Mid-Century Modern style home. Created from 100% steel in Northeast Georgia, these contemporary pieces are available in both raw steel (coated) and flat black finishes. You…
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