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The dining table has certainly done double duty to handle meals, entertaining, homework sessions, baking prep, and whatever else you may think of.
The best dining table will be inexpensive, well-made and comfortable for you to use in the home.
Once you have covered everything, the key is to find a statement piece that brings flair, individuality, or character to your area.
A salvaged wood dining room table can help you check all of these boxes.
Let’s examine some factors to consider when choosing the best salvaged dining table for you home.
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The dining table should be large enough to fit comfortably in your dining room or kitchen. A salvaged dining table is a deceptively huge piece of furniture, and the area around it must be taken into consideration as well.
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 1.8m to these numbers to get the target dining table’s length and width.
Oh, the pines, teaks, mahoganys, walnuts, and oaks!
It is crucial to consider which wood species your dining room table will be made from, since there are so numerous wood tones.
You can match the wood species on the table with wood flooring and cabinetry to create a traditional aesthetic.
For a more eclectic look, you can mix different wood species, even painted woods.
If aesthetics are not your primary concern, you should consider the tone and grain of the wood species.
The Janka Hardness Chart can help you determine if your table is durable enough.
If the scale number is higher, wood will be stronger and more resistant to scratches.
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.”
Reclaimed wood tables can have natural knots, indentations or old nails, as well as exposed seams.
When choosing a recovered table, make sure you’re comfortable with character elements.
It is important to use a quality furniture restorer to achieve a smooth and even tabletop surface.
Character elements should shine brightly without any rough edges.
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A quality furniture restorer is essential to achieve a smooth, even surface.
Character elements should shine with no rough edges or areas.
Pro Tip: Filled in knots are ideal since they preserve the beauty of the wood’s knots and qualities while eliminating spaces for crumbs.
Reclaimed wood dining table can be finished in many different ways, depending on the creativity and resourcefulness of the furniture restoration professional.
The finish is often overlooked when you are buying a unique object.
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Make sure to check the tabletop before you buy.
Finish is not only important for its appearance but also for its durability and ability to be repaired or used again.
A non-finished surface that hasn’t had any wax or epoxy added to it gives off an industrial appearance but offers very little protection.
You don’t have to use a high gloss finish in order to protect your floors from spills or stains.
We don’t often think about the edge of the table unless we accidentally bump into it or put something under it.
This detail is immediately obvious after an injection.
Table edges are a detail that speaks to the quality of your table in terms of appearance, function, and safety.
The table edge is a design element that adds interest to the table and elevates its appearance.
It isn’t a significant element but it will add beauty to the piece.
Reclaimed wood tables have straight edges.
The industrial look of a home is enhanced by metal edging.
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.
A steel foundation gives the table an industrial look, but a wooden base retains its vintage charm and shabby chic.
Think about the base’s shape and aesthetic.
Keep in mind the point where the legs cross over the top of your seat to ensure it fits properly.
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.
The apron is the support structure for the tabletop and can restrict your maneuvering area.
A pedestal or table trestle foundation allows you to seat more people at your table.
Although they allow for greater flexibility along the sides of the table, the trunkle bases do limit the space available at the ends.
Check that the trestle supports are at the right height for your knees.
Recovered furniture is considered a second-hand item by most people, despite its popularity.
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.
A reclaimed wood dining table allows you to create a room where your imagination is unrestricted and modernism and history collide to create a setting that reflects your personality.
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- Carlow
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- Donegal
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- Galway
- Kerry
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- Leitrim
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- Louth
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Our Showroom is 294 Harolds Cross Road, D6W. Open Tuesday to Sunday inclusive.
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