Clamp - Charcoal

$145.00

*MADE TO ORDER - CURRENT SHIP TIME IS 1 WEEK*

**Branch configuration will vary - just like a real tree.

***Each Clamp is hand painted in a charcoal grey/black paint - actual finish may vary slightly.

The Spruce Clamp is our solution to a common workspace conundrum - items/tools that are commonly used need to be within reach, without cluttering your desk or table.

Aside from being a useful organization tool, the Clamp adds character to your space and is simply nice to have around.

U.S.A. grown Poplar used for the main base, 'trunk' & 'branches', and Maple used for the screw.

NO METAL - 100% WOOD.

We thread each Maple screw in our woodshop, one at a time.

Maximum clamping thickness is 1.5" - if you need to use the Clamp on a thicker table, please contact us before ordering.

*We named each version of the Clamp after a different species of tree, but each one is made out of Poplar & Maple.

+ Charcoal colored Paint.

+ Poplar Body.

+ Maple Screw.

+ 5 Branches.

Approximate Dimensions:

24" x 4.5" (61cm x 11.5cm)

*Designed & Handcrafted in the U.S.A.*

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