Crafts CouncilDirectoryposhrob ltdNewington Green Meeting TableAboutThis table and bench were commissioned, through this Directory, by the recently refurbished historic Newington Green Meeting House in North London. The English oak was sourced from the Duke of Buccleugh's Northamptonshire Estate, at kiln dried at the Geddington sawmill. The part elliptical table fits into the gallery overlooking the nave of the church. Either sit at the bench to attend meetings or swivel round to lean against the table to participate in activities overlooking the nave. poshrob ltdLondon, EnglandMeeting table & bench (with chairs sourced elsewhere), Robert CarterFour English oak boards were jointed to form the tabletop, 2.5m long, 1.4m wide and about 35mm thick.Tabletop, Robert CarterThe boards forming the tabletop were matched to emphasise the figure in the stunning quarter sawn English oak.The table and bench in situ, Robert CarterThe tabletop has a straight edge adjacent to the bench extended down allowing people to use it as a back rest when looking out into the nave Base of the table showing storage space , Robert CarterThe base of the table is an open box, allowing for much needed storage space. The sides and back are made with raised panels and electrical sockets and charging points are sited at each corner. A trap door in the base allows access to the floor mounted electrical supply.Newington Green Meeting TableAboutThis table and bench were commissioned, through this Directory, by the recently refurbished historic Newington Green Meeting House in North London. The English oak was sourced from the Duke of Buccleugh's Northamptonshire Estate, at kiln dried at the Geddington sawmill. The part elliptical table fits into the gallery overlooking the nave of the church. Either sit at the bench to attend meetings or swivel round to lean against the table to participate in activities overlooking the nave. poshrob ltdLondon, EnglandMeeting table & bench (with chairs sourced elsewhere), Robert CarterFour English oak boards were jointed to form the tabletop, 2.5m long, 1.4m wide and about 35mm thick.The table and bench in situ, Robert CarterThe tabletop has a straight edge adjacent to the bench extended down allowing people to use it as a back rest when looking out into the nave Tabletop, Robert CarterThe boards forming the tabletop were matched to emphasise the figure in the stunning quarter sawn English oak.Base of the table showing storage space , Robert CarterThe base of the table is an open box, allowing for much needed storage space. The sides and back are made with raised panels and electrical sockets and charging points are sited at each corner. A trap door in the base allows access to the floor mounted electrical supply.More from poshrob ltdProjectDashProjectBrexit BorisProjectConsole TableProjectStupidProjectFighterProjectAsh cocktail cabinetProjectFormProjectWych elm bedProjectUnderwaterdoodles