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Casting ring 60 mm / 100 mm for Delft casting method for jewelry making. The Delft casting method convinces by its quality and simplicity. You only need two aluminum rings and casting clay. The casting clay is so fine that you get an almost perfect surface on the model. Advantages of this casting method -the casting clay can be used again and again (2kg casting clay = 75 - 90 casting processes) -originals can be created in a wide variety of materials (e.g. wax, epoxy, soft metals, plastic) Scope of delivery -2x casting ring 60mm or 100 mm
Cast Iron Robust and Sturdy Approximately 35kg Solid Veneer or Melamine Top Choice of Top Colour Eco Friendly Tops As with all our tables, the price shown includes base and top and various top options can be selected using the drop down menus below. This is a particularly heavy base that gives great stability with tops up to 106cm diameter and can even be used with rectangular tops sizes if required. This gives increased flexibility in choosing tabling for your venue or allows you to have the same style throughout. Tops are available in a range of sizes which can be viewed in the ‘Sizes Selection Tool’ and also come in either solid or veneer finish. To ensure that you find a table to suit your interior, we also offer the tops in three popular wood colours including Dark Oak, Walnut and Light Oak. If you require wood samples prior to ordering please call our sales office to request these. The Lionhead table consists of casting with a very attractive decorative design on the base and embellished stem. The intricate detail on the base adds interest and creates a unique looking table. The basic process of casting iron of pouring molten metal into moulds has remained fundamentally unchanged for hundreds of years and this technique creates a very rustic pub table. The fine texture derived from sand moulds adds to the character and is much more authentic in appearance than products made from rolled steel or die-cast aluminium. In addition to the charming appearance, cast iron products have a high corrosion resistance, longevity and durability. This is demonstrated by the fact that early 18th Century cast iron furniture can still be seen in towns and cities throughout Europe. The aesthetic quality of the cast iron is complimented by the combining them with wooden tops in attractive oak and walnut colours and shades. Sometimes known as the Lion Paw Table, customers often mix these bases with others from our vintage style cast iron range for more visual variety. These traditional tables are popular with pubs, bars, clubs and hotels, especially when combined with traditional seating such as the Captains and Wheelback Chairs. We also offer a tall poseur table version of the Lionpaw table so you can maintain the same style throughout your venue.
