A–Joint is used to construct tables. The bronze or aluminium joint supports the table top while securing the legs, which slot into it. The top or legs can be replaced as often as you want, without needing to change the joint.
This multi-use joinery system unites timber in numerous configurations resulting in a sturdy A-frame structure. A sub-frame beneath the table surface secures the tabletop and the A–Joint locks the sub-frame and legs into one complete form.
A–Joint is used to construct tables. The bronze or aluminium joint supports the table top while securing the legs, which slot into it. The top or legs can be replaced as often as you want, without needing to change the joint.
This multi-use joinery system unites timber in numerous configurations resulting in a sturdy A-frame structure. A sub-frame beneath the table surface secures the tabletop and the A–Joint locks the sub-frame and legs into one complete form.
Designed by Henry Wilson, A–Joint is sand cast in bronze or aluminium in a foundry in Sydney, Australia. For Henry, A–Joint is about doing more with less; it uses fewer materials, reduced parts and limited tooling to make specifying furniture simpler. Solid, durable and inherently useful, A–Joint combines a clear construction method and indestructible heft.
