Harby Reclaimed Wood Square Side Table in Rustic Tawny

A 22 Inch Square of Salvaged Pallet Wood on a Trestle Base

Dimensions	22″w x 22″d x 22″h
Materials	Reclaimed solid wood and solid pine, all solid wood with no MDF, particle board or engineered wood
Finish	Rustic Tawny, selectively stained to show the natural wood color, sealed with matte NC lacquer
Base	Trestle reinforced sawhorse base with a 2 inch thick stretcher, 4 inches of floor clearance below the stretcher
Weight	29 lb
Weight capacity	132 lb
Carton	11″h x 26″w x 26″d, shipping weight 30 lb, ships via Small Parcel
Assembly	Two steps, bolting the legs to the top and securing the stretchers and trestles with wood screws

The Harby side table takes its shape from a 19th century work table and scales it down to a 22 inch square that sits beside a sofa or an armchair without crowding either one. The top is not printed, veneered or distressed to order. It is milled from real salvaged shipping pallets, cut into individual tongue and groove planks, so the surface carries the marks the wood collected in its first life: dents, gouges, stains, pits and nail holes that sit in the grain rather than on top of it. Because the material is genuinely reclaimed, the pattern of marks and the color variance differ on every table that leaves the warehouse.

At 22 inches high the top lands close to the arm height of most sofas, a natural place for a lamp, a drink and the book that is actually being read. The published capacity of 132 lb is well beyond lamp and book territory. Under the top, a 20.5 inch floor clearance leaves the space beneath the apron open, so the table reads light from across the room.

The footprint is the same in both directions, which simplifies placement in a way a rectangular end table does not. Twenty two inches of width is all the wall or sofa side the table asks for, and at 29 lb it moves one handed when the seating is rearranged, serving a reading chair in the morning and the end of a sofa in the evening.

All Solid Wood Construction With a Pine Trestle Frame

The reclaimed parts are predominantly pine, and the frame is solid pine distressed to match the salvaged top, so the whole piece carries the same roughhewn character instead of mixing a characterful top with a clean factory base. The trestle reinforced sawhorse base is engineered for stability, and the 2 inch thick stretcher ties the two ends together low on the frame, with 4 inches of floor clearance below it. The Rustic Tawny finish is selectively stained to show the natural color of the wood and sealed with a matte NC lacquer. Roughhewn texture, worm hole distressing and natural variation in knots and grain color are part of the filed specification.

Care for Reclaimed Wood and a Matte Lacquer Surface

Dust frequently with a clean, lint free cloth and avoid oily polishes or waxes, which build up in the saw marks and plank grooves. Keep liquids and chemicals from sitting on the surface, and keep the table away from strong sunlight, heat outlets, open windows and dampness. Solid wood breathes, so minor shrinkage, expansion and plank movement over time are normal and do not affect structural integrity. The legs are fitted with non-marking nylon glides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Harby side table made from real reclaimed wood?

Yes. The top is constructed from reclaimed shipping pallets milled into tongue and groove planks, and the reclaimed parts are predominantly pine. The dents, gouges, stains and color variances are authentic to salvaged material and vary from piece to piece, so the table received will not match a photograph mark for mark.

How much assembly does the Harby side table need?

Assembly runs in two steps: bolting the legs to the top, then securing the stretchers and trestles with wood screws. The published timing figures list about 20 minutes for the procedure, with the features prose advising to allow 15 minutes. The table ships in one carton via Small Parcel.

How much weight can the Harby side table hold?

The published weight capacity is 132 lb and the table itself weighs 29 lb. A lamp, a stack of books and drinks sit far below that rating, which is carried by the all solid wood top and the trestle reinforced base.

Where was the Harby side table made and what warranty covers it?

The table is made in Vietnam and is covered by a 1 year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, running from the date of delivery.

The longer form of the same salvaged plank construction is the harby reclaimed wood console table in rustic tawny for entry walls. For the center of the same seating group, the harby reclaimed wood coffee table sized for sofa fronts carries the trestle base at coffee table scale.