Table legs for kitchen islands and worktops

A free-standing worktop guarantees a modular, functional and aesthetically pleasing space.

Depending on your needs, you can choose a wall-mounted worktop base, a high table base, a central island base or a bar base to create a convivial dining area.

Our legs are made from powder-coated or varnished steel, renowned for its strength, durability and aesthetic appeal.

To enhance your furnishings, you can play on the contrasting materials between your table top and the base:

• Table top solid wood + matte black steel for a warm, industrial style
• Table top light marble or terrazzo + glossy white base for a bright, graphic interior
• Table top concrete or raw-effect laminate + cream or terracotta base for a contemporary touch

Our emblematic L'ORIGINAL model, with its reinforced pin base, is available in several heights and finishes. It fits perfectly into a kitchen with a central island or wall unit, adding an elegant, discreet and stable touch.

Available finishes include: fine-textured black, high-gloss white, dark matte varnish, cream, terracotta, khaki green, and other RAL colors on request.

The choice of shape gives your kitchenworktop or central island all its personality.

Looking for a timeless, minimalist design? The hairpin leg is a must.

For a more assertive look, choose a black square base, a trapezoid base or a graphic Mikado model.

Lovers of softness will appreciate the lines of a round base: straight round, white round or chromed round.

Our LE COSTAUD or LE LOYAL models are available in a variety of shapes to match your kitchen table, wall unit or metal coffee table.

Because you can't design a high table or a kitchen island with the same height, Ripaton offers legs ranging from 40 cm to 110 cm.

For more height and finish options, discover our custom table legs from 90 to 120 cm.

All our worktop feet are designed for simple, reliable installation.

Each model includes a sturdy mounting plate to screw directly under your table top.

You can also choose a central foot, or 2-leg models to support long kitchen worktops.

Tip: use a base in lacquered or untreatedsteel for an assertive look, or play with textures(matte, shiny) to match your interior or kitchen layout.

And to structure your space properly, take a look at our tips for furnishing with a high table.