Same splayed legs, same solid top, standing where a kitchen island would. It works as a bar table, as a prep surface you can get around from all sides, and as somewhere people end up leaning while someone else cooks.
Most tables taper the other way — narrow at the bottom, so the piece looks light. This one doesn’t. The four legs splay out as they drop, planted, and the table reads braced rather than balanced. It’s the table you picture in a chow hall: solid, and built to be eaten at every day by people who aren’t being careful.
Honest notes
Counter height needs counter stools, not dining chairs. Check your seat height before you order.
Taller means more leverage on the joints. It’s built for it, but it isn’t a table to sit on.
Give it two weeks before you’re rough with it. The oil finish takes fourteen days to cure — keep it dry and out of direct sun until then.
Oak takes stain and we offer four finishes. Maple and walnut are finished natural, because they’re better that way.
Specifications
Sizes
Small — 30″ W × 48″ L Large — 35″ W × 60″ L
Height
44″ — counter height
Seats
6 small, 8 large, on stools
Wood
Maple, walnut, or oak in four finishes
Finish
Odie’s Universal Oil, or stain on oak
Weight
45 lb small, 65 lb large
Assembly
Required — Allen wrench included
Made in
New Braunfels, Texas
Made to order and shipped within ten business days, by hand, in New Braunfels, Texas.
