Iron Craft Pub Table

The 36-inch height is a counter-height table, typically paired with 24-inch stools. The 42-inch height is a true pub-height table, which works best with 30-inch bar stools.

When you add leaves to this table, the round top expands into an oval shape. This allows you to increase seating capacity for guests while maintaining the table's structural stability.

Hardwoods like Hard Maple, Walnut, and Quarter Sawn White Oak are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents and scratches. If you prefer a rustic aesthetic, Rustic Hickory is also an incredibly hard and durable choice.

The standard 1-inch top offers a sleek, balanced profile. Choosing the 1.25-inch or 1.50-inch thickness adds a more substantial, heavy-duty presence to the piece and creates a more pronounced visual impact.

Yes, the Roundover edge is the best choice for homes with children because it eliminates sharp corners. The Waterfall and Bevel edges are also softer options compared to the more angular Mission or Chamfer styles.

While the table is typically crafted from a single wood species for a uniform grain pattern, you can contact the manufacturer to discuss custom combinations. Keep in mind that different woods accept stains differently, so color matching may vary.