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Hudson/Table
Description
Stunning forces of nature are captured in a dining table, natural yukas are hand-shaped into a beautifully rounded silhouette for a light, monochromatic look. Reflective of woods' natural character, a slight color variance is possible from piece to piece
Details
Dimensions:
Overall: 60"w x 60"d x 30"h
Colors: Natural Yukas, Black MDF
Materials: Thick Yukas Veneer, Engineered Hardwood
Volume: 42.1 cu ft
Apron Height: 0.5"
Clearance from Floor: 27.5"
Leg/Base Depth: 30"
Leg/Base Height: 27"
Leg/Base Width: 30"
Opening for Seating Height: 27.5"
Overhang Width: 15"
Tabletop Thickness: 2.5"
Frame Construction Joinery: Edge Glueing and Lamination, Mortise and Tenon
Has Leveler: Yes
Shape Type: Round
Table Type: Pedestal
Suite: Hudson
Weight: 132.72 lbs
Materials: Wood
Care
How to care for your Yukas
Natural plantation yukas deliver innate warmth to minimalist styling. Characterized by the alluring union of organic graining with mid-century forms, each piece is finished in ashy espresso tones and accentuated with slender legs of bronzed iron.
- Carefully flip furniture over onto a moving blanket during assembly.
- Avoid tilting or leaning furniture on two legs during assembly. Slim legs may require a delicate touch during assembly to maintain their structure and support.
- Always lift and carry furniture, as opposed to pushing or dragging by its legs.
- Regularly dust with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use furniture polish or ammonia-based cleaning products.
- Avoid direct contact between sharp objects and finish.
- Use coasters and trivets to protect surface.
- Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth.
How to care for your Veneer
Some of our most unique styles are crafted with high-quality or specialty wood veneers over a solid or engineered wood substrate. Our veneers are hand selected to add movement to a piece while minimizing the risk of expansion and contraction found in some solid wood products.
- Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth.
- Use coasters, trivets, and placemats for protection against hot or wet items.
- Dust regularly with a soft, damp cloth, followed by a dry one.
- Spot clean as needed with a soft cloth and mild soap.
- Do not use furniture polish, ammonia-based cleaners, or other chemicals as they will leave a wax buildup and will change the appearance of the wood over time.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents, furniture polish and cleaners with bleach.
- Avoid lengthy exposure to direct sunlight (unless outdoor-specific items) as it may cause finish to change.
- Always lift and carry, do not drag when moving furniture.