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Custom size?

9 years ago

Hi there...would you build a custom sized table, spec 90 L x 40 w...and how much would shipping be to pa 19087?

Rustic 4 x 4 Truss Beam Dining Room Table, Kona, 84" X 41" X 30" · More Info

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Penn Rustics
9 years ago
Hi there! Yes, I can build you a table 90" x 40". I would even do it for the same price as the 84" x 41" table. Shipping on this table to zip code 19087 is $200. Thanks!
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Penn Rustics
9 years ago
Hi there,

If you are still interested in a table, please contact me so we can talk about this!

Thanks, and I hope to hear from you soon!
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