NOTE: Boos dining table tops are not reversible, as undersides are not finished and sometimes show imperfections.
Boos Restaurant-Style Dining Tables in Maple, Walnut, Cherry and Oak
The wood used in these gorgeous dining table tops is sourced from North American hardwood forests that are managed for sustainability. Boos offers the four most popular wood species, covering a spectrum of colors ranging from light tan to dark brown. Each species has its own distinct look.
Northern Hard Rock Maple is the “go-to” wood, since it’s the hardest and most affordable of the lot, plus its neutral colors can complement almost any dining room décor.
The yellows and light-to-dark browns of American Black Walnut make it especially distinct (and pricey), so well-suited for formal, upscale restaurants.
American Cherry features light shades of pink and reddish browns. Fresh cherry wood starts out fairly light, but darkens over time.
Appalachian Red Oak (not available in edge-grain) presents darker than maple, and light-to-medium brown, as compared to Cherry’s more vibrant reddish hues.
Round, Square, Rectangular, Oval & Octagonal Dinner Table Tops
These beautiful butcher block table tops are available in a wide range of shapes and sizes.
- Round-table diameters start at 24 inches and top out at 60 inches.
- Rectangular tables come in widths of 24 in., 30 in. and 36 in.
- Oval table tops are available in diameters from 48 to 60 inches.
- Octagon dining tops vary in diameter between 42 and 60 inches.
Table tops up to 42" wide are 1-1/2" thick; tops wider than 42" are 1-3/4" thick, for additional structural integrity.
Choose Edge Grain Butcher Block for a Clean, Uniform Look, or Blended-Style for More Dramatic Color Variation
The shortest side of a wood plank milled from a tree trunk shows the wood's EDGE grain. Both construction styles – Edge and Blended - present the tree's edge grain as the top and bottom of the butcher block.
Whereas edge-grain butcher block features wood pieces that span the full length of the block, multiple wood strips are finger-jointed together to create each strand of a blended butcher block (except for outside rails, which are full-length). That's why blended style is also referred to as finger-jointed edge-grain.
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A BLENDED MAPLE BUTCHER BLOCK DINING TABLE
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Boos Dinner Tables Come with a Protective, Semi-Gloss Finish and Radius-Syle Edges
Regardless of which wood type or grain style you choose, your dining tables will be coated with Boos Tuff-Var - a protective, semi-gloss finish that makes them long-lasting and easy to care for. The finish on larger tops is a standard conversion varnish (fast-drying, spray-on finish).
Standard edging is ¼” Radius, top edge only. An upgrade option is available: ¼” radius on both the top and bottom edges.
Table Base Options Include Four Different Styles of Black Metal Stands
Your choices include table supports with disc bases, cross bases or T supports. When ordering, specify whether you want supports that will make your table “dining height” (28” to the top of the metal “spider” to which the wood attaches) or “bar height” (40-1/2” to the top of the spider). This table shows your table base options by table top size.
Metal Base Assembly Instructions / Pre-Drilling Holes for a Metal Base
