Oceanside Dining Table

Gather in style with the sophisticated elegance of our Oceanside Dining Collection. Our Oceanside Dining Table features a round shape and is constructed of finished solid maple hardwood that is extremely resistant to liquids. It includes a 12″ leaf that extends the table from 48 inches to 60 inches and has a handle lock to keep the top closed when the leaf is not in use. The table can seat up to 6 people. Additional items and finishes available by special order. All Oceanside products are 100% Amish made. May not be shown in all locations.
Care Clean with a dry cloth. Use a damp cloth if necessary. For spills, use Dr. Bonners soap and water (1:18 ratio).
Color Description Boston Interiors strives to accurately reproduce screen images of fabric and wood samples. However, due to manufacturing variances, limitations of monitor resolution and the variation in natural interior lighting, actual colors may vary from the images you see online. For this reason, it is important to see a sample of the products at your local showroom whenever possible.
Eco Friendly Wood is sustainably harvested and FSC certified. Master loggers of the Ohio Forestry Association and National Hardwood and Lumber Association. Manufacturer utilizes 100% of the tree for use for zero waste.
Finish Finish on wood is low-VOC, solvent-based post catalyzed conversion varnish. This is extremely resistant to all liquids.
Frame Constructed of solid Maple hardwood. Assembly required.
Origin Made in Holmes County, OH, USA; Constructed and finished by the areas premier Amish finisher.
Special Features Dimensions with extension: 48″w x 48-60″d x 30″h.
Warranty 3 Year Limited Manufacturer’s Warranty. Note Due to unavoidable variations in materials and human craftsmanship, there is a minimal, but measurable, difference in weights and measurements from piece to piece. The stated weights and dimensions on the specification sheet and web site are the manufacturer standards. Each handmade piece will vary slightly from those standard numbers. Any measurement could be open to interpretation based on the methodology of the person taking the measurements.