Cedar Stump Side/End high quality Table

These Cedar Stump Tables are beautiful and will look great in your home! These stumps were made from a dead standing Cedar trees harvested in Northwest Montana. Each 1 is milled and set to dry out for a couple of months before being made into our stump tables. They measure 18" high, and you can choose from a variety of different widths. Once dried out they are sanded and then given several coats of lacquer to protect the wood and make them easy to wipe down and clean. They each weigh between 35 and 80 lbs. and are extremely durable. Made in the USA and FREE shipping in the lower 48 states!

The picture in the description is not the exact stump that you will receive but will be very close to it. Each tree and stump are different from the next and is what makes these stump tables unique.

ATTN: These stumps are made using reclaimed wood that is either dead standing or already fallen on the forest floor. Due to them being a natural log they will have different characteristics on each one. That includes "checking" (see below) branch knots, varying growth rings, and sometimes small holes and depressions. They also vary in coloration due to their bark and size. If you order a set of 2, I will do my best to match 2 that are close in color.

The width on the stumps vary as each tree is different on how quickly it high quality narrows down. So, the stumps in the 10" category range from 10" to 11 1/2", the 12" category range from 11 1/2" to 13 1/2", the 14" category ranges from 14"-15 1/2" and the 16" category range from 15 1/2" -16 1/2". If you are looking for a very specific size feel free to contact me and I'll see what I can do. Justin Burich RML.

All rustic furniture is subject to the natural process of "checking". "Checking or cracking occurs when the wood releases moisture during the drying process and often occurs across the annual growth rings. Checking does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the wood or the product. The degree of checking will vary from item to item and even from log to log. Small pinholes scattered throughout some logs create additional contrast and beauty.