Wooden Dining Tables

Yes, at Hemming & Wills, you can customise some of our wooden dining tables. You have the flexibility to change the table's colour, finish on the legs, and more. If you're interested in altering the size or shape of the table, please contact Hemming & Wills to discuss specific customisation options. We'd be happy to help you create the perfect dining table to fit your needs and style preferences.

The main difference between hardwood and softwood dining tables lies in the type of wood used. Hardwood tables are crafted from deciduous trees like oak, maple, and walnut, known for their durability and dense grain. Softwood tables are made from evergreen trees like pine and cedar, which have a softer and more porous texture. Hardwood tables tend to be more robust and resistant to wear, while softwood tables are often more affordable but may require more maintenance.

Yes, eco-friendly options for wooden dining tables are available. At Hemming & Wills, we offer a range of reclaimed wood dining tables that are both eco-friendly and sustainable. These tables are made from repurposed wood, reducing the need for new resources and minimising environmental impact while adding a unique, rustic charm to your dining space.

The typical seating capacity for a wooden dining table varies, but at Hemming & Wills, the largest wooden dining table can comfortably seat a maximum of 14 people. Our wooden dining table sizes can range from small 2-seaters to large 14-seaters, depending on the table's dimensions and design, making it essential to choose one that suits your dining needs and available space.

When assessing the quality of a wooden dining table, focus on the type of wood, check for solid construction, examine the finish for smoothness and consistency, inspect the table's weight (heavier often indicates better quality), and assess any additional features like extensions or detailing.

Yes, at Hemming & Wills, we offer a diverse selection of dining chairs that perfectly complement our range of wooden dining tables. Our collection includes various styles, materials, and finishes to suit your unique preferences and table designs.

Wood dining tables can be used outdoors with proper protection and maintenance. Exposure to the outside elements can cause wood to warp, rot, or fade. To use a wood table outdoors, you should choose durable outdoor wood like teak or cedar and apply weather-resistant finishes. Regularly seal, cover, or store the table indoors when not in use to prolong its lifespan.