Salcombe Rustic 4 Seater Square Natural Reclaimed Wood Dining Table 85cm

Size: 88cm (L) x 85cm (W) x 76cm (H)

Seating Capacity: 4 People

Weight: 32kg

Reclaimed Coastal Wood Table

Natural reclaimed wood, particularly from coastal areas, adds a unique touch of history & character to furniture. These salvaged timbers, often boasting a distinctive patina developed through years of exposure to sun, salt, and wind, become stunning dining tables with a story to tell.

Our reclaimed wood tables begin their journey with hand-selected coastal wood collected from sources such as old boats, piers or seaside buildings, which then undergoes careful processing to remove impurities. Depending on the condition, we may apply stabilisation treatments like epoxy resin injections or controlled drying techniques to prevent cracking or warping. However, harsh chemicals or abrasive treatments are always avoided to maintain the natural wood grain & patina. 

After cleaning and treatment, the wood is cut into planks using specialised equipment. These individual planks are then joined together using techniques like finger jointing or edge glueing to create the desired tabletop size. 

Finally, a protective finish is meticulously applied to preserve the wood's rich history, enhancing its appeal and offering resistance to stains, scratches, and daily wear. The result is a durable and visually appealing dining table that seamlessly combines coastal allure with timeless aesthetics.

Key Benefits

• Unique Character: Each table tells a unique story, with natural imperfections, knots, and slight variations, preserving the authentic character and history of the reclaimed wood, ensuring each table is a one-of-a-kind piece, adding individual charm to your home.
• Inherently Durable: Coastal reclaimed wood often comprises dense hardwoods like teak or driftwood, boasting high density & hardness, making it exceptionally durable & resistant to minor scratches, dents, and everyday wear & tear.
• Sustainable Option: Opting for reclaimed wood not only embodies an eco-conscious choice but also actively contributes to environmental conservation. By repurposing materials from structures like old boats, piers, or seaside buildings, the demand for new timber is significantly reduced.
• Natural Beauty: Reclaimed coastal wood boasts rich variations in colour & grain patterns, influenced by years of exposure to sun, salt & wind. This creates a distinctive patina that tells a story of its past life.
• Effortless Maintenance: The applied protective lacquer not only enhances the visual appeal of the reclaimed coastal wood but also simplifies maintenance. A quick wipe with a damp cloth easily removes dust and spills, ensuring your dining table stays pristine with minimal effort.

Care guide

• Regular Dusting: Regularly dust your table with a soft, dry cloth to remove everyday dust and debris. Avoid using abrasive cloths or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the wood's surface.
• Minor Spills: Address spills and stains promptly. Blot up liquids with a clean, absorbent cloth. Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or furniture polish, as they can damage the finish and patina.
• Stubborn Stains: Use a gentle, natural cleaning solution like a mixture of warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap. Apply the solution to a damp cloth, wring it out well to avoid excess moisture, and wipe down the affected area. Dry thoroughly with a clean, dry cloth.
• General Maintenance: Avoid harsh chemicals: Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or furniture polish on your reclaimed wood table. These can damage the wood and dull its finish.
• Protect from Heat and Moisture: Despite the clear protective lacquer on your reclaimed wood dining table, we recommend using coasters or trivets for hot dishes and drinks to safeguard it from potential heat damage and water rings. This simple step contributes to maintaining the table's pristine surface over the years.

Sizing Guide

• Space: You'll need to make sure the table is large enough to seat the number of people you want, but also small enough that it doesn't crowd the room. Allow at least 90cm of clearance around the table so that people can comfortably sit and get up.
• Table Shape: For long rooms and open spaces, rectangular or oval tables often are the most natural fit, maximising space utilisation and creating a balanced look. Round or square tables can also work if you want to leave extra room for additional furniture pieces to complement your dining area. For smaller dining areas, round or square tables are often the ideal choice, promoting conversation and creating a sense of intimacy.

Useful Links:

How to properly care for your dining table

How to choose the right chairs for your table

Read our full dining table sizing guide