Defined by Stave Width and Table Thickness
Classic Ash tabletops follow our precise build standard. Each stave measures between 1 1/8″ and 1 3/8″ wide, and each top is 1 1/2″ thick. You can optionally adjust thickness for a lighter or heavier profile. The semi-transparent finish highlights the quarter-sawn grain and adds natural elegance. Ash’s light, neutral tone complements nearly any restaurant interior, pairing value with beauty in a stable, long-lasting build. Because it blends strength, style, and affordability, it remains our most cost-effective option.
🔆 Designer Insight
Classic Ash — Original is our most economical solid-wood option. Its bright, neutral tone works in minimalist white interiors or colorful restaurant décor alike. Designers often choose it for projects that need the look of oak at a lower cost while maintaining warmth.
Classic Ash performs exceptionally well in active dining rooms thanks to its durability and smooth grain pattern. Guests appreciate the refined hand-feel produced through careful machining and finishing. Many operators compare it with Classic Maple — Original when evaluating neutral palettes. This stable and resilient species supports long-term commercial performance with consistency.
Other Popular Unstained Offerings
- Classic Maple — Original: Light grain and soft tone for warm, modern dining rooms.
- Classic White Oak — Original: Quarter-sawn structure with subtle ray-fleck and rich depth.
- Classic Walnut — Original: Deep natural color with refined, timeless grain.
- Classic Cherry — Original: Smooth red tone that deepens beautifully with age.
🔆 Pro Tip
If you want brighter contrast on Classic Ash tabletops, consider adding a custom engraved logos. It lifts brand presence, speeds up table recognition, and supports cohesive storytelling across the dining room while remaining subtle.
Other Classic Ash Offerings
- Classic Ash — Original: Light natural tone and tight grain for clean, balanced restaurant spaces.
- Classic Ash — Paprika: Subtle red undertone for warm, inviting interiors.
- Classic Ash — Truffle: Rich dark brown shade for bold, modern dining environments.
- Classic Ash — Pecan: Balanced mid-tone that fits rustic or contemporary concepts alike.
Learn more about selecting the right lumber in our Wood for Restaurant Tables guide. It explains how species, tone, and grain affect restaurant design and durability. For balanced layouts, explore the CT2021 base, a popular match for light or neutral tops. Stay current with the Top Restaurant Design Trends of 2025 and discover how finish color choices shape guest mood in Understanding Color in Restaurants, helping you build a dining room with clarity.








