Specialty Finish Samples
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Our Special Finishes allow for a slightly different look than a stained table. These offer either paint or paint and stain with special techniques applied to give it a different look.
- Burnishing: This technique uses a darker stain applied to the edges of the item to give it an aged look.
- Glaze: A glaze is similar to burnishing. It is a specialty technique that is applied over the stain or paint to accentuate the finer details and give it an aged look.
- Rub Through: This is a specialty technique that is most often done with painted furniture but can be done with stained pieces as well. The paint is rubbed off on the edges and in specific areas (like table and chair legs), to give it a more rustic and used/worn look.
- Distressing: This specialty technique is when the furniture is distressed before it is finished to look like it has been used or to give it a more rustic look with denting, nicks, pinholes, eased edges, etc. It is a random and subjective process.
For more information and pictures, check out Specialty Finishes Explained.
Available Wood Types:
Most of our furniture is available in: Red Oak, Brown Maple, Rustic Cherry, Cherry, Hard Maple, Quarter Sawn White Oak, Plain Sawn White Oak, Hickory, and Walnut.
Some of our furniture is also made in rough sawn or rustic woods and it would be noted in the product description.
Check out our Wood Guide to learn what wood type would work best for you!
For more information, check out our Shipping, Delivery and Returns page!
Furniture Care
With all the care that is taken by selecting the perfect piece to our vendors getting it to you, we want to help you maintain your furniture's natural beauty. Below you will find some recommendations from our builders to properly care for our solid, hardwood furniture and will ensure its beauty lasting for years to come.
Humidity:
Keep your furniture in a room with a humidity range that is between 35%-45%. In order to get an accurate read, we recommend using a hygrometer in the room where your furniture is.
Store table leaves in or close to the table to maintain consistent environmental conditions.
Heat:
Keep your furniture out of the path of direct heat sources: heating vents, direct sunlight, etc. Refrain from putting hot serving items, plates, cups directly on the table surface.
Cleaning:
Wipe down the furniture with a soft, damp cloth. If necessary, use a mild soap and water with a damp cloth. Make sure remove any standing water. We do not recommend using any polishes that contain silicone or wax.
Dust table often and carefully with a soft cloth, following the grain pattern to remove abrasive dust particles.
Do not rub your table as this can cause an over buff/shine. Do not use any abrasive cloths or sponges as this can scratch the surface.
Protect Surfaces: Whenever possible, protect flat surfaces from dragging, scratching, denting or dropping items on them. Use place mats, tablecloths, coasters and the like to offer protection from heat and condensation.
Use caution with any item that can stain, like markers, fruits etc.
Use caution when writing or doing anything that can dent the surface.
Avoid the use of nail polish remover, alcohol or other solvents near the table.
We recommend using table or buffet pads for extra protection to help protect your dining surfaces to keep them looking great.
Assembly Instructions
Whether you have a team assemble your furniture, or you opt to do it yourself, these are some general instructions for assembling our different table styles. If you have additional questions, please contact our sales team.
Double Pedestal Table Assembly
