Custom Reclaimed Barn Wood Restaurant Square / Rectangle Table Top with Breadboards (Multiple Sizes Available!)

Crafted from reclaimed oak barn wood, this 1¾ thick rustic table top has no shortness of character and charm! Because the wood is reclaimed, it features one-of-a-kind knots and varying grain patterns. No two table tops will be identical.

• Made-to-order (please call for current lead time)
• Solid oak wood has been salvaged from mainly Pennsylvania or Ohio barns, which gives old trees new life
• Amish made, made in the U.S.A.
• Multiple sizes available
• Distressed surface finish
• Fully sanded and sealed with a heavy sealer
• sanded for a rustic appearance
• Two coats of a heavy catalyzed lacquer sealer
• One coat of a 10 sheen urethane premium top coat that is resistant to heat and moisture
• Available in three finishes
• Inlay cold rolled steel edging optional

Reclaimed wood has been seasonally weathered over time and has a less likely chance of checking or splitting; however, any solid wood table top is subject to check or split and should be used in appropriate temperature settings. Please read the specifications for more information.

Base not included. Looking for quick ship table tops? Check out our Quick Ship Reclaimed Barn 1.75" Wood Restaurant Table Top with Breadboards for in-stock options. Custom sizes available on request.

WOOD TABLE TOP DISCLAIMER:

Wood table tops are subject to shrinkage, warping, and seasonal cracks due to the natural moisture within. These occurrences are non-structural and will not affect the durability of the table; therefore, we do not warranty against natural cracking or gapping, as these are not defects in manufacturing or craftsmanship. Depending on time of year and where the table is shipping, we may advise delaying your shipment due to the extreme temperature changes during transit.

We recommend using solid wood table tops in cool room settings (68 – 72 degrees Fahrenheit) with a relative humidity between 40-45%. Proper air circulation in the room is necessary. Any sudden changes in temperature or humidity can affect the table top, so change your thermostat settings gradually as the seasons change. This also applies to the storage of wood table tops. If you plan to store your wood table tops for an extended period of time in a storage facility, make certain that you do so in a climate controlled unit.

Excessive heat, cold, dryness, or humidity are often the culprits for any wood cracking or splitting. Carefully consider the placement of your tables. Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, and bright lighting. Also, do not place tables within close proximity to radiators, heating vents, space heaters, ovens, or wood burning stoves.

Everyday care of wood tables tops requires attention. Do not use vinyl table cloths and/or glass tops on your tables in order to prevent warping. Avoid placing extremely hot plates directly on the wood table tops so as to avoid staining or cracking from these high temperatures. Wipe up any excessive water immediately. Never use polish or cleaners that contain alcohol, silicone, or ammonia. The lifetime of solid wood tables may be extended by sanding and re-staining in the future if proper care is given to the tables.