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Orlin
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Orlin
The Orlin dining table was created with Minneapolis businesses Siewert Cabinet and Wood From the Hood, who reclaim Minneapolis ash trees affected by emerald ash borer that would otherwise be mulched. Paying homage to Minnesota’s Scandinavian design history, Orlin features simple joinery and clean lines to highlight the beauty of solid ash.
United States
Dimensions
- Overall: 80"w 40"d 30"h
- Top Overhang: 8" at ends
- Top Thickness: 1"h
- Apron Height: 2.5"h
- Apron to Floor Height: 25.5"h
- Floor to Bottom Clearance: 25.5"h
- Space Between Legs: 66.5"w 40"d
- Leg Thickness: tapers from 3" to 1.5"w
Details
- Table Seats: eight
Materials
- Wood: reclaimed ashMaterial Detail: Our reclaimed wood comes from old barns, houses and urban forests around the United States. A sustainable alternative to logging, this reclaimed wood is revitalized to highlight its unique beauty. Reclaimed green ash can have dramatic color variation called calico, since boards can contain bright sapwood and caramel heartwood. Reclaimed green ash experiences very minimal color change over time.Finish: lacquer
Additional Information
- Top Thickness: 1"h
- Delivery Consideration: oversized item; measure your space for fit Printable instructions
- Product Origin: made in Minnesota
- Material Origin: United States
- Item Number: 500006
