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The dining table is capable of handling all aspects of entertaining, meals, homework sessions, baking and anything else.
The greatest dining table will be affordable, well-made, and comfortable to use in your home.
After you have covered the basics it is all about adding flair, individuality and character to your place.
All these boxes can be checked by a salvaged-wood dining table.
Let’s now look at what factors you need to take into consideration when selecting the perfect salvaged table for your home.
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The dining table must be large enough to comfortably fit in the space between your kitchen and dining room. The salvaged dining table is an impressive piece of furniture. You must also consider the area surrounding it.
The minimum amount of room needed to move comfortably around a table is 90cm/3ft.
To accommodate the dining table, start by measuring the length and width of the space. Add 1.8 m to those numbers to calculate the dining table size.
Oh, the pines and oaks of mahogany, walnut, teak, mahogany, and oak!
The wood species of your dining room table is important because there are so much different wood tones.
For a more traditional appearance, match the table’s species of wood to any existing wood in your house, such wood flooring or cabinets.
Mix wood species together to create a unique aesthetic.
If you’re less concerned about aesthetics, take into account the tone, grain and, most importantly, the wood species endurance.
Check the Janka Hardness Chart for a recommendation on how long the wood should be if your table will be exposed to heavy wear.
If the number on a scale is greater, the wood will be harder and more scratch-resistant.
However, most recycled dining tables are already prone to wear and tear.
Reclaimed dining room tables have a narrative to tell, which makes them one-of-a-kind.
This is what we refer too as “character elements.”
Wood with natural knots, old nail holes, indentations, or exposed seams are some of the character aspects that can be found on reclaimed wood tables.
Make sure to include character elements when choosing a table made from recovered wood.
The quality of the furniture restorer is critical to achieving an even and smooth tabletop surface that has been sanded to the same level and has had nail holes and knots smoothed over or filled in.
Character elements should shine without having any uneven edges or regions.
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The quality of the furniture restorer is critical to achieving an even and smooth tabletop surface that has been sanded to the same level and has had nail holes and knots smoothed over or filled in.
Character elements should shine with no rough edges or areas.
Pro tip: Filled in knots work well because they preserve the wood’s beauty and quality while removing any crumbs.
Reclaimed wood dining table can be finished in many different ways, depending on the creativity and resourcefulness of the furniture restoration professional.
Finish is an important aspect of acquiring unique objects.
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Make sure to check the tabletop before you buy.
It is not just important for the appearance of the finish, but also for its durability, repairability, and usability.
An unfinished surface, which hasn’t had any wax, epoxy, or polyurethane added to it, has an authentic industrial appearance but gives very little protection.
To protect against spills and stains, a finish doesn’t necessarily have to have a high gloss surface.
We often forget to consider the table edge, unless we accidentally step on it or try to grab something from under the table.
This detail is immediately obvious after an injection.
The table edge is a design that speaks volumes about your table’s quality in terms of safety, appearance, and function.
The table edges add interest to the design and enhance the visual appeal of a table.
Although it is a small element, it can make the piece stand out and be a focal point.
The edges of reclaimed wood tables are usually straight, rounded, raw with a live edge, or have metal/rubber edging, although they can be more ornate.
Metal edging can be used to give a home an industrial look.
A straight edge or rounded edges help to keep the table’s simple appearance and limit your decor options.
Wood or metal bases can make the table look significantly different.
The steel base adds an industrial touch, while a wooden base keeps the table looking shabby chic while keeping it true to its age.
Think about the base’s shape and aesthetic.
You need to consider where your legs meet the top if you want your seats properly fitted.
You must ensure that the supports do not obstruct leg space.
The base can often be used to limit the number and size of people who can occupy a table.
Your maneuvering space can be limited by the apron (the structure that supports the top of the tabletop).
The pedestal or trestle support allows more people to sit at the table.
Although they allow for greater flexibility along the sides of the table, the trunkle bases do limit the space available at the ends.
Make sure there’s enough clearance for your knees where the trestle supports are attached.
Most people consider the popularity of recovered furniture a secondhand item instead of an heirloom.
Reclaimed wood dining rooms offer the ability to express oneself in a home through its aged, rustic and beautiful beauty.
Reclaimed furniture can be used in a variety of styles, including farmhouse, Tuscan, seaside, bohemian and modern.
Reclaimed wood dining tables can help you create a space where your imagination is free and modernism and historical influences collide to create an environment that reflects your character.
Counties We Deliver To in Ireland
- Carlow
- Cavan
- Clare
- Cork
- Donegal
- Dublin
- Galway
- Kerry
- Kildare
- Kilkenny
- Laois
- Leitrim
- Limerick
- Longford
- Louth
- Mayo
- Meath
- Monaghan
- Offaly
- Roscommon
- Sligo
- Tipperary
- Waterford
- Westmeath
- Wexford
- Wicklow
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Our Showroom is 294 Harolds Cross Road, D6W. Open Tuesday to Sunday inclusive.
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