Bar, Restaurant & Loung Tables
Custom Restaurant Tables
Custom Bar & restaurant Tables
From Tree To Table®
Custom Restaurant Tables
Since 2015 we have been producing the highest quality custom furnishings 'From Tree to Table', utilizing both woods and metals! All custom tables are available as Live Edge, Butcher Block, or the more traditional Classic-Cut. Each of these styles features endless customizations and options ensuring your new custom furniture will be exactly what you are envisioning. All custom tabletops are available in over a dozen locally-sourced woods or exotic tropical hardwoods!
Some customization options include dimensions, wood species, epoxy colors, edge details, custom table base options and powder coat colors, just to name a few!
Live Edge, Butcher Block or Classic-Cut
Which Style Custom Table Is Right For Your Project?
Designing a custom restaurant or bar table for your commercial space is easy at Oak City Customs! The first selection you need to make is which style custom table do you like? All of our restaurant and bar tables are available in Live Edge, Butcher Block, or Classic-Cut!
Face Grain Wood
Live Edge
Beginning with slab lumber, your tabletop is produced from live edge wood slabs! This style offers a 'live edge' where the edge of your tabletop remains natural to the original contour of the tree! Selecting a live edge custom table will allow you to choose from locally sourced urban lumber or exotic tropical hardwoods!
Edge Grain Wood
Butcher Block
Our butcher block custom restaurant and bar tables are produced from dimensional lumber, in the species of your choice! Lumber is cut with precision and glued together at the top and bottom faces of the board creating a tabletop that consists of the edges of the the lumber. This method is the most durable of all options and is a great choice when selecting a wood tabletop that is very thick!
Face Grain Wood
Classic-Cut
This is the traditional style of a custom table and is often the most cost effective! Beginning with dimensional lumber, boards are ripped with clean straight edges and then the edges of the boards are glued together to create your custom wood tabletop. The tabletop will consist of the face of the boards.
