Reclaimed White Elm Trestle Dining Table | 225 x 100cm

Reclaimed White Elm Trestle Dining Table – Solid White Painted Surface

Our Reclaimed White Elm Trestle Dining Table is made from beautiful hand-selected and crafted rustic solid reclaimed elm planks. Finished in a solid white painted surface with pale wax to highlight the woodgrain. This table does not have a wood-coloured finish, it has a solid white painted surface, please contact our office for more images if required. Home Barns dining tables take centre stage in the heart of the home.

We love the concept of informal dining. Our beautiful, solid, reclaimed wood tables are the perfect place to eat, entertain, work and play. They are the perfect family table.

Each Rustic reclaimed wood table is hand-made exclusively for us, to our own designs. Relaxed in style, our tables have a unique rustic aged aesthetic with a strong design and modern styling details.

The construction of our Rustic reclaimed wood table is traditional, and we use only sustainable materials. We use solid timbers and traditional joints.

Carefully hand-selected timbers are perfectly imperfect in appearance with small knots and cracks commonly associated with elm. Large areas may be patched and grain may be open due to historic weathering. Each table’s grain, colour and texture are subtly different, making each one totally unique.

Each of our modern rustic designs is based on traditional classics meaning that they are timeless and will not go out of fashion.

The timber used to make the tabletops are salvaged from buildings dating from the mid-1800s. The timber is very characterful, with holes, knots, open grain and other stunning imperfections. The table surface is bleached and then painted with white paint. The surface is then finished with wax. With daily use. the solid white painted surface will wear back to reveal the most elevated parts of the timber grain. (this is an expected feature of this table; over time, you may wish to repaint the table and refinish it with a coat of wax).

This is a statement table and each one is totally unique from the next.

We also stock a bench to match our Reclaimed Elm Trestle Dining Table, made from the same rustic timbers each bench is unique with its own special character, carefully hand-selected timbers are perfectly imperfect in appearance with knots and cracks commonly associated with elm. The grain, colour and texture of each table are different. Each one is handmade and totally unique.

Materials

Our solid reclaimed wood table is made from solid reclaimed elm painted solidly with white paint and waxed to highlight the wood grain and texture.

Choosing a table

The main photograph is a representation of our tables and a stock image. Please scroll to the individual tabletop images in our supplemental images.

225 cm long x 100 cm wide x 75 cm high.

We have individually photographed the actual tabletops available, please scroll through all the images to see these tabletops. The legs are finished to match the tabletops.

Delivery – Please see surcharges before ordering

Our standard delivery charge for a dining table (with or without a bench) is £95 to most mainland UK addresses – this cost will be added at the checkout. We operate a one-man delivery service, so please be prepared to help at the delivery location with a very capable and strong helper! This service is to a ground floor location only, to just inside a street-level front door. Please note that our delivery drivers do not navigate steps. Assembly is not included but simple instructions are provided. Assembly of the legs is via a simple set of bolts and pegs.

For local deliveries, depending on location, there may be the option of a two-man delivery with an assembly service. We will endeavour to find you the best option available. Please contact us with your full address including your postcode for a quotation.

* For Scotland and Ireland delivery prices are on the application – please supply your full address and postcode when you email us.

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