Jofran Reclamation 42″ Rustic Reclaimed Solid Wood Round Dining Table

Split wood
The table smelled horrible like cow poop,In addition the wood is split straight through in multiple places. Tried to return it but didn’t get a proper response.

Very Rustic, Unfinished, Casual, Reclaimed Style and I Love It!
I decided to design our new apartment in a California Casual style with Mediterranean touches and was in search of an inexpensive, round, relaxed, raw wood, kitchen table for four that could withstand years of abuse and would still look good. We wanted a table that we wouldn’t mind if it got scratched or spilled on. This table fit the brief perfectly and we love it! We love that it is manufactured with real reclaimed wood, Mango wood. The top is thick, as well as the legs, and also the hardware, so it does have some heft to it, is very sturdy and looks more expensive than its actual price. The legs have adjustable feet on them to adjust for any wobble and so it is wobble free. The table was packaged very well and was completely protected during shipping. It was delivered on time. We experienced no odor at all once opened and it went together easily with just my husband and I. Because the table is unfinished it is a bit rough in some places and because the wood is reclaimed, it does have cracks and chipped areas with many different colors throughout, but that is exactly why I love it. Any really rough spots can be smoothed with a bit of sand paper and cracks or holes touched up with wood filler if you should prefer. My photos show the table with only two chairs, but it can comfortably accommodate four. We have paired the table with faux leather and wood chairs (that we also purchased thru Amazon) to complete the California Casual style. I believe that the color and grain variations lend to that Mediterranean touch that I was also going for, and in my mind I can easily picture this table similar to those that you would see in an Italian or French country house where olive trees and lavender grow just outside. A table that might have been in the kitchen for many generations with the perfect amount of patina on it. In warmer months, we might even take it outside to dine alfresco. In my video and photos, I have attempted to show the colors within the wood, which I would describe as a bit of oak, a bit of mahogany, with a bit of charcoal coloring. In this particular table, I cannot report any yellow or orange tones like you might see in acacia or cedar wood. I stop my rating at only 4 stars because there is a little hump near the center of the table which doesn’t allow for a totally flat surface. The hump is not extreme however, and we live with it without any real concern, but others might prefer a totally flat surface. Well, I’m off. Time to cook a delicious Mediterranean meal for dinner, which I look forward to enjoying at our fantastically unfinished and fabulously reclaimed table.

I love this table
The table is solid. It needs nothing more. Its rustic character has charm and though it’s not as large as a traditional 4 seater, it is spacious enough, no one feels crowded.