Unplugged Furniture - Beam Trestle Dining Room Set

Beam Trestle Dining Room Set

Unplugged Furniture

Features

Available in all woods we offer (Shown in Reclaimed Jim Beam Rackhouse timber & Brown Maple)
Available in dozens of stain colors (Shown in Danish Oil & Charcoal)
Customizable Dimensions, Leaf Options, and Styling Details
Made in the U.S.A. - Solid Hardwood - Made to order

Quick Specs

Type: Dining Room Groupsets
Width: 42.0"
Height: 30.0"
Depth: 108.0"

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Our Beam Trestle dining table is more than your average reclaimed barn wood dining set. The wood used in this table and bench is reclaimed from an old rack house used to age whiskey from one of our nations most famous distilleries. We wish we could say which one but they would rather remain anonymous. The metal elements that provide support for its impressive slabs of wood are hand hammered in the Amish countryside. The heritage, character, and American tradition infused in this massive table provide an ideal foundation for your family and friends to continue writing their own history.

Features

Available in all woods we offer (Shown in Reclaimed Jim Beam Rackhouse timber & Brown Maple)
Available in dozens of stain colors (Shown in Danish Oil & Charcoal)
Customizable Dimensions, Leaf Options, and Styling Details
Made in the U.S.A. - Solid Hardwood - Made to order
Seats available in wood, fabric, & leather.
1 5/8" thick reclaimed timber from a demolished Jim Beam Whisky aging facility.
PRIOR to any discounts, pricing typically range up to $12,699 for the table, bench, & six chairs in dimensions shown.

Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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