I'm going to be making a play table for my son. The table will be about 40" x 60", and the top will simply be 1.25" thick, made up of plywood with solid wood edging. So nothing too special. Not fine furniture of course, just something that can get beat on and beat up.
My question is, how thick should I make the legs. This is utilitarian, so just simple square legs here. I was planning on a 3" or so apron all the way around, and I figured making the legs also 3" thick would be fine. But I'm not sure if that would look okay (haven't done much drawing of it yet), and I have no idea what a good leg size to table size ratio would be.
Anyone got any suggestions? Thanks.