
Tables
Dining Table in Solid Wood Butcher Block
- Solid wood top
- Indoor use
Communal restaurant tables
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The Industrial Series Table in Pinewood is worth a look when you need a table for cafes, bistros, and quick-service dining rooms. Choose an interior spot, as the model is listed for indoor use. You can choose these top sizes: 60" x 32". Choose a shape here: rectangular. A seat around 17 to 19 inches gives you a starting point for this dining-height table.
This top uses wood and measures 1 3/4" thick. You have a support made of steel here. Also on the details list: 100 lb listed for the piece itself.
Check the turn beside the table at the busiest point of the shop. A clear straight aisle can still run into a tight corner. Keep this choice in a cafe plan before moving to the next item.
Add the following to the closing clean. Wipe finished wood with a damp cloth, drying any water that reaches its joints. Check metal for coating chips during the clean and repair those spots before moisture spreads below them.
Last price check Oct 25, 2026.
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A seat around 17 to 19 inches gives you a starting point for this dining-height table.
Wipe finished wood with a damp cloth, drying any water that reaches its joints. Check metal for coating chips during the clean and repair those spots before moisture spreads below them.
The use listing is indoor, so keep it within the shop.
It comes by freight truck once we confirm the goods and shipping cost by email. Allow 14 to 21 business days before transit for standard choices; custom picks take longer. Check the delivery checklist.
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