RH Oslo Dining Table

The high-heat process intentionally creates distinctive cracking and texture in the American white oak. This technique highlights the wood's natural grain and character, meaning the surface will not be perfectly smooth but rather tactile and rustic.

Yes, the solid white oak construction is durable, but keep in mind the wire-brushed finish and intentional cracking can trap crumbs or debris. The rounded edges are a safer, softer choice for families, though you should be prepared for the wood to develop its own patina over time.

The open pedestal design is specifically engineered to maximize legroom. By eliminating corner legs, it allows for flexible seating arrangements and ensures guests can sit comfortably around the entire perimeter of the table without obstruction.

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Because of the wire-brushed texture and matte finish, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or polishes, which can build up in the grain; a slightly damp cloth is usually sufficient for spills.

Given the table's substantial weight and dimensions—ranging from 72 to 132 inches in length—you should ensure you have at least 36 inches of clearance on all sides for comfortable chair movement. Measure your dining room carefully, as the pedestal base is fixed and cannot be adjusted.

Yes, assembly is required and because the table weighs between 341 and 581 pounds, it is a two-person job at minimum. We strongly recommend professional assembly or having a team available to help position the heavy solid oak components safely.