- Is the Bingham End Table solid wood?
- No. The base is thick oak veneer over an engineered core, with a distressed iron top. The veneer gives the oak grain and rustic character without solid-timber weight and cost.
- How tall is it next to a sofa?
- It stands 17.75 inches high, which is lower than most sofa arms. That makes it a good low side table for sectionals and low-slung chairs, but it sits below typical 20-to-24-inch end tables.
- Will the distressed finish look the same as the pictures?
- No two pieces are identical. The oak is finished with deliberate highs and lows, and the iron top is distressed, so grain and tone vary from table to table.
- Can it hold a lamp?
- The 26-inch round top has room for a table lamp, a book and a drink. The iron surface is hard and flat, so use a coaster or felt pad under heavy or scratchy bases.
- How heavy is it to move?
- It weighs about 49.56 lb. That is heavy for an end table, so plan where it goes before placing it and lift from the base rather than the top.
- Does it work as a nightstand?
- It can, but at 17.75 inches high it sits lower than most beds. It suits low platform beds better than standard-height beds.
- Where is the Bingham End Table cheapest?
- At American Home Furniture, for $1,599.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bingham End Table?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Lulu and Georgia, Perigold, Safavieh Home, American Home Furniture, France & Son.