Oak Dining Furniture

Although not to my taste for dining furniture, Oak is a great option for dining room furniture because it is one of the most durable of woods and will last for years and years. It has a very attractive grain and looks great stained.

2008-08-17 20:19:02 by Mazuma

Top Furniture showroom in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire. Top quality oak dining furniture from one of the UK's leading internet retailers. www ...

long hallways, pictures or mirrors?
end tables in the living room,not in the dining rooom

well.you can visit http://www.furniture-cn.com there are many characteristic furniture,living room furniture,end table,dining room furniture,bedroom furniture and study room furniture,ect.

their furniture pictures are really beatiful.

good luck!

2010-06-18 20:49:48 by SweetFace

Price: $6.50 $2.99

Restores color to worn edges
Light, medium, dark finish markers
Dries to the touch in seconds

Has anyone heard of this company?
Was thinking of ordering some furniture from them (they have a concession at Lakeside shopping centre) but am wary of paying up front. Have tried calling their sales number but phone gets directed to a full messaging service so cannot contact them. just wondering if these are reputable company - thanks

I heard of them, they had a stall in the Glades shopping centre in Bromley, same thing with me, tried to call them, no response, so I googled oak furniture and found a similar company which deliverd a beautiful oak dining table better than the oak dining ones and never looked back....they eventually called us back weeks later after we left a message and we took great joy in telling them they were far too slow and we now already have one from someone else.

They a genuine compnay, but just very crap, waste of time.

Hope this helps!

2009-01-05 04:12:35 by JohnnyOneLung

Price: $170.00 $81.00

Shaker style legs for a classic look
Ready to assemble with tools included
Light Oak finish

I have an oak dining table. It is relatively new and the finish is in great condition. I just don't like the color; it is very light. I looked into refinishing, but that sounds rather difficult. Would painting it be easier? Would I still have to completely remove the finish?

I really like the look of dark furniture, and I think I would like it painted black. Would I regret painting a nice solid oak table?

Thanks!

they both take about the same amount of work..just practice staining first if your going to do that instead of paint

to paint-sand down the finish..it doesnt have to be all gone just get rid of the top clear coat layer-put on a primer (since your going dark i want to say use a tinted one)-use some sand parer and lightly sand this so that there arent any brush strakes for the top coat-put on one or two coats of your chosen colour-put on a finsih sealing coat

staining/refinishing-sand it down until all the finish is gone-make sure you wipe the tabel down so their is no dust or dirt on it-aplly the stain using a brush following the grain-put on another coat, maybe even more if needed-put on a finish coat

* if you dont know how to stain just ask on here again:P
**personalyl i would regret painting the table..but whatever makes you happiest you should do:P plus if you paint it and regret it you can always and it down and refinish it

2007-05-29 23:01:18 by frogger15

Hi

Having a real problem at the moment as we want to buy a new dining set which is Oak and has the High back leather chairs but can't find any anywhere in black as all the sets in the shops the chairs are expresso brown which is quite dark. My problem is my house has a lounge diner and my Sofa's are Black leather. Would the Expresso brown leather clash with the black leather?

Thanks for your help!

It's a wonderful contrast. The mistake would be trying to match the leathers instead of having the dining set compliment the sofa and give more depth and tone to the room.

2008-01-07 12:45:57 by madasads