Extended Husky Islander Kitchen Island Leg
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One of our most popular island legs, our Extended Husky Islander Kitchen Island Leg, features a simple yet classic design that can easily fit in with most kitchen styles or décor. Standing at 40 ½” tall, this island leg is the perfect height for a tall counter or island bar top. It also has a width of 4" with a sturdy and versatile top block. This island leg comes available in a wide variety of wood types and is easily customizable with milling services such as our rectangular split and quarter notching, as well as other customization options.
The profile can be incorporate throughout your home with various heights and widths available. Similar island legs feature 3 1/2" and 5" widths, as well as shorter heights including the 29" Husky Dining Table Leg (Part #1109).
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2025-06-10 Material: Soft Maple (paintgrade)
They are being built into the side corners of an island. It arrived to my home in two days from the order time.
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2023-05-25 Material: Soft Maple (paintgrade)
good product
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2022-03-03 Material: Soft Maple (paintgrade)
Good
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2021-12-09 Material: Hard Maple
Planning to add corner Island legs to my existing kitchen island.
Would recommend to anyone!
Great quality! -
2021-06-26 Material: Knotty Pine
The construction and presentation of the legs are phenomenal. We stained ourselves, and these pieces have become a center piece to our Kitchen/Dining Room as a floating bar, topped with granite. Wouldnt trade them for any other piece we've seen.