Rustic Reclaimed Pine Dining Table | Hemingway

Home Barn’s reclaimed dining tables take centre stage in the heart of the home. The salvaged solid timbers look natural, homely and rustic.

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 Pine Dining Table | Hemingway dining table is hand made exclusively for us, to our own designs, by our team of expert local craftsman and cabinetmakers. Relaxed in style, our tables have a unique rustic aged aesthetic with a strong design and modern styling details.

The construction of our tables is traditional, and we use only sustainable materials. The timbers are sourced locally from architectural salvage specialists. We use solid timbers; breadboard ends and traditional joints.

Carefully hand selected, salvaged timbers are perfectly imperfect in appearance with authentic dents and patina. The grain, colour and texture of each table are different, making each hand made 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 refectory table was historically a long narrow table for communal dining. Our Rustic Reclaimed Pine Dining Table | Hemingway is available in 6ft and 7ft lengths. Our Hemingway table two separate legs which are detached for delivery.

Materials

Our tables are made from salvaged solid pine.

Size options

6ft length x 100 cm width x 75cm height

7ft length x 100 cm width x 75cm height

Top colour and finish

Clear Wax (pale and natural) a natural looking finish.

Head of table measurements (leg room)

Overhang (leg room) at head of the table

The legs are positioned approximately 22-25 cm from the end of the table allowing you to comfortably sit at the head of the table

Measurements between the legs on long side of table

6ft (183cm) table                 115cm between legs (you can position the legs wherever you wish so this is just a guide)

7ft (213cm) table                 130cm between legs (you can position the legs wherever you wish so this is just a guide)

Ordering and Lead Time

We hold these tables in stock so delivery can be arranged immediately after you place an order.  Dependant on your location in relation to our Marlow storage we can usually arrange a delivery in 1-2 weeks. For areas a little further away such as Wales, Cornwall and Scotland, please allow 2-4 week for delivery.

Ordering a table could not be simpler. Simply check out online and we will be in touch with a delivery quote within 72 hours. When ordering online the full payment is payable at the point of order.

Alternatively, drop into our Buckinghamshire showroom to see the tables in person and receive personal advice on which size and design will work best in your home.

Alternative Timbers in this design – Oak

Delivery

If you wish to receive a delivery quote ahead of ordering, please contact us for a delivery quotation. We aim to get back to you with a delivery price to you within 72 hours. Please supply your full address and postcode. We usually operate a one-man delivery service for non-local deliveries so please be prepared to help out at the delivery location.

For non-local deliveries the table will be delivered flat packed and self-assembly will be required with an electric screwdriver to insert the supplied screws into the underside of the leg frame.

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Product Information (please read the following information carefully before ordering)

• These tables are full character and are not ‘perfect’. The timber is reclaimed and there will be marks, cracks & splits, other blemishes and imperfections. The timber is not grade ‘A’ quality… it is carefully selected to be characterful as possible. Salvaged wood may have come from old buildings and therefore have nail holes, hammer marks, historic paint traces and so on.
• The salvaged timbers used are from rough-hewn reclaimed timber, which will be variable in grain, texture and colour.  Knots, cracks, dark marks, rusty spots, unevenness within the planks and variations in colour are all part of the character of the table.
• Each plank in the tabletop will be unlikely to be exactly the same in grain, colour or texture. Reclaimed timber may have nicks, saw marks, sanding marks, old nail holes and other various signs of its previous use.  Filler in a sympathetic colour may be used in areas also we may use dowels or blocks to fill larger holes or knots.
• Exact dimensions vary.  Allow up to four cm tolerance within measurements quoted.
• As the timber is reclaimed there can be slight movement, you may find that you need to pop a felt pad under one leg for example to address a wobble.
• The tabletop is unlikely to be entirely flat and level…. you may find that in areas a dinner plate will (perhaps) not sit entirely flat.  Planks within the tabletop may be slightly cupped and bowed when you first take delivery AND this may occur over time also.
• Areas of the table may have been heavily sanded creating rounded shallows and dips, these can also be found on the edges of the furniture.
• Breadboard ends are designed to expand and contract and may become a little larger than the table width in time – this is a natural and normal feature.  If your breadboard ends should expand you can saw or sand off the excess timber after the table has settled for several months within the home.  You may also disguise shrinkage in this area by adding a little wax.
• Do not sit your table on a floor with underfloor heating when it is first delivered, the extremes of heat may cause sudden drying of the timbers in your table, and this could result in cracking.  Extremes of temperature must be avoided for the first 8-12 weeks until your table has settled in.  If you use underfloor heating, please be cautious and use it on a low setting for this first period.
• Wax can be added at home to disguise any cosmetic cracks that develop.
• We recommend that should that you use protection on the surface of your tables such as waterproof covers, coasters and placemats.
• Waxed finish will be water-resistant and stain resistant but NOT waterproof and stain proof, you must take use protective covers on your table to prevent damage.
• Wax will need to be re-applied periodically to keep up the protection and to reseal it.  We recommend this be done every 1 to 6 months.  If your table is waxed it can be wiped with a wrung-out damp cloth and then immediately dried with a soft cloth.
• When we deliver your table there will often only be one man on the delivery, you will need to supply someone strong at your delivery address to take the other end of the furniture.
• If you are seeking a perfect table then it is highly probable that our tables may not be for you.  Our tables are carefully designed to be very rustic and will not be perfect. We wish to emphasize that this is inherent to the design and for us allows the salvaged timbers to look ‘reclaimed’ and that this is what is beautiful about them.