Lagun table arm 300 mm black - with 2 locking levers, anodised aluminium, for the Lagun leg system
- Lagun table arm 300 mm, black, anodised aluminium, 2 locking levers. Spare part or second arm for the Lagun frame.
The Lagun table arm 300 mm in black is an original part of the Lagun frame with two locking levers. Use it as a spare or as a second arm that extends the reach of the table top.

Spare part or extension
The 300 mm arm is the shorter version of the Lagun frame arm, the standard one is 400 mm. It replaces a damaged arm or can be added as a second arm so the top reaches further from the wall. To join two arms you need the Lagun connecting bolt, available separately.
- Fits Lagun frames with legs of any length
- Two locking levers fitted at the factory
- 360° rotation at the joint

What to keep in mind with two arms
When two arms are joined, the leverage on the frame increases. The top should then be smaller and lighter than with one arm, and the further it reaches out, the less load it will take.
Build
The arm is made of anodised aluminium, in this version black anodised aluminium (carbon black), so it copes well with moisture and salt water. This black version has been available since 7 July 2023 and may differ slightly from earlier limited black versions.
- 300 mm arm with 2 locking levers
Key data at a glance
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lagun |
| Type | table arm |
| Colour | black |
| Material | anodised aluminium |
| Arm length | 300 mm |
| Included | arm with 2 levers |
| Fits | Lagun table leg systems |
Questions and answers
Does the arm fit my Lagun frame?
The arm fits Lagun table leg systems regardless of leg length.
What do I need to add a second arm?
You need a Lagun connecting bolt in the same colour. It goes between the arms and is locked with the levers.
Can the table stay fitted while driving?
No. The manufacturer says the arm with the table top must always be removed while driving. The leg can stay in the wall plate. Vibration on the road causes friction that damages the joint between arm and leg over time.








