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The solid board on which some furniture rests instead of feet. Strictly-speaking the term is applied to the square, flat block at the bottom of a pillar or column (or a pedestal for that matter).
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a lower block or base for a column or pedestal; sometimes decorated or inscribed
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A widening at the bottom of a wall.
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The lowest element of the column base, generally a plain square slab.
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Plinths are a column like structure that Staging Rentals make in various sizes, shapes and colours. They are a great height to display brochures, flowers, a trophy or perhaps use around a cocktail room for food and beverage areas.
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