Classic White Oak Honey Tabletops

Q: Can this tabletop be customized?

Yes. You can adjust thickness, finish tone, or edge profile. We also offer pre-drilling and sizing to match your restaurant’s layout and design.

Q: Is this solid White Oak or a veneer mix?

Every Classic White Oak – Honey tabletop is made from 100% solid quarter-sawn White Oak. We never use veneers or composites in our restaurant tabletops.

Table Top Style: Classic

Wood Type: Oak

Wood Source: New

Thickness: 1-1/2″ (others by request)

Texture: Smooth

Plank Width: 1 1/4″

Edge Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Corner Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Color Options: Honey, Original, Paprika, Truffle, White

Lead Time: 3-4 weeks (may vary by product & quantity)

Indoor Use Only

Price:

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SKU: CLWO-HY

Category: Table Tops

Tag: Classic Restaurant Table Tops

Classic Stained Oak Tables offer a warm, honey-toned finish that adds natural depth and balance to any dining space. The semi-transparent stain highlights quarter-sawn grain and subtle ray-fleck for a refined, handcrafted look. Each tabletop is built from full-length White Oak staves for long-term stability and strength. Visit our Classic Line hub to see more finishes and coordinated options.

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Defined by Stave Width and Table Thickness

Classic White Oak tabletops feature narrow, consistent staves that provide both strength and a calm visual flow. Each top measures between 1 1/8″ and 1 3/8″ per stave and is 1 1/2″ thick, adjustable for a lighter or heavier look. The honey finish, used in fine furniture for over a century, brings warmth and balance to modern or rustic interiors. Its golden hue softens bright spaces while adding depth to darker designs, making it a favorite for timeless restaurant settings with a touch of warmth.

🔆 Designer Insight

Classic White Oak – Honey delivers a naturally glowing warmth that designers love in hospitality spaces. The ray-fleck pattern becomes more pronounced under soft lighting, giving each tabletop a refined, furniture-grade look that elevates both rustic and modern interiors.

Classic White Oak maintains a strong, predictable surface that performs exceptionally well in restaurants. Guests notice the smooth hand-feel shaped through meticulous sanding and finishing. Designers often compare this tone with Classic Ash – Honey when evaluating cost and warmth for multi-zone interiors. Operators appreciate that White Oak blends durability with a more defined grain structure, supporting both long-term value and a naturally balanced appearance.

Other Popular Honey-Stained Offerings

Classic White Oak – Honey: Warm amber tone with subtle ray-fleck for timeless appeal.

🔆 Pro Tip

For high-visibility dining rooms, consider adding radius or clipped corners. This enhancement softens the table outline, increases guest comfort, and creates a more intentional design flow through tight walkways.

Other Classic Oak Offerings

Classic White Oak – Original: Natural light tone and straight, refined grain.
Classic White Oak – Toffee: Balanced mid-tone with a smooth, durable surface.
Classic White Oak – Paprika: Reddish warmth for inviting restaurant settings.
Classic White Oak – Truffle: Deep brown tone for elegant, high-contrast interiors.
Classic White Oak – Pecan: Rich brown warmth with pronounced ray-fleck detail.

Pair these tops with the CT2083 base for a steady, balanced setup that fits most dining layouts. Compare tone and value against Classic Ash – Honey for a lighter-cost alternative with similar warmth. Learn how lumber selection affects look and durability in our Wood for Restaurant Tables guide. For reclaimed character, explore the Standard Plank collection, a great oak option with genuine aged patina that feels naturally authentic.

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FAQs

How do I select the right table base for my tables?

Selecting the correct base depends on the tabletop size and weight. A good place to start is our Table Bases page, or see specific models like the CT2083 for stable support. Our team can also help you confirm ideal spacing and weight limits.

How does this product compare to Ash with a honey-colored stain?

Ash and Oak are visually similar under a honey stain, but Oak is denser and shows more grain movement and ray-fleck. Ash costs slightly less, yet both perform well in high-traffic restaurant settings.

How will this finish hold up to scratches or utensil scuffs?

The commercial-grade matte finish resists most daily wear. Minor scuffs tend to blend into the wood tone, keeping the surface clean-looking even in busy environments.

Can this tabletop be customized?

Yes. You can adjust thickness, stain color, or edge profile. Our commercial acrylic polyurethane finish stays the same for durability and easy cleaning. We also offer pre-drilling and sizing to match your restaurant’s layout and design.

Is this solid White Oak or a veneer mix?

Every Classic White Oak – Honey tabletop is made from 100% solid quarter-sawn White Oak. We never use veneers or composites in our restaurant tabletops.