Suar Wood Live Edge Tables
A suar wood tree trunk table is an eye-catcher in any dining room. The wide solid top shows the complete pattern of the tree, with lively grain, colour nuances and often a natural, undulating edge. No two tops are the same, so you are always choosing a unique piece. In our showroom in Enschede, dozens of unique suar wood tree trunk tables stand side by side, so you can see the pattern, the edge and the size close up before you choose.
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Choose your own suar wood top in our furniture church
No two tops are the same. Compare more than 40 unique tables and table tops in our furniture church in Enschede, and choose exactly the piece that suits your home.
What makes suar wood so special
Suar wood, also known as rain tree wood, grows wide and fast. That is why single trunks yield such beautiful, broad tops. The combination of pale sapwood and dark heartwood gives a spectacular, high-contrast pattern. It is a sturdy hardwood that will last for generations with the right care. It is precisely that impressive width that makes suar ideally suited to a genuine tree trunk table with a natural live edge.
Which size for how many people
Allow roughly 60 cm per person. A top of 180 cm comfortably seats six to eight people, 220 to 240 cm seats eight to ten. Suar tops are often extra wide, sometimes 90 to 110 cm, which leaves room for serving dishes and decoration down the middle. Keep at least 80 to 100 cm clear all around the table so chairs can be pulled out. If you are unsure about the size for your dining room, our consultants are happy to think along with a floor plan in hand.
Base: X-shaped, spider or U-shaped
A tree trunk table looks its best on a base that lets the top speak. A clean metal U-shaped base or spider base gives an industrial look and plenty of legroom, while a root base or wooden base looks more natural and warmer. The edge can be left raw and organic or given a clean finish. Take your time comparing the options side by side, because the same top takes on a completely different look with a different base.
Caring for a suar wood table
Solid wood is prone to rings, so always use coasters and wipe up spills straight away. Dust with a slightly damp cloth in the direction of the grain. Treat the top once or twice a year with furniture oil to feed the wood and let the pattern shine. Avoid direct sunlight and large swings in temperature, and your table will stay beautiful for years.
Why buy your tree trunk table at Mokana
A tree trunk table is best chosen in person, because every top is unique. In our furniture store at Hogelandsingel 49 in Enschede you can see and feel the pattern, the edge and the size close up, in real room settings. We deliver with our own delivery service throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, and payment in instalments is possible. For enthusiasts in Twente and the German border region, the showroom is also quick to reach.
What else goes with a tree trunk table
Suar stands out for its wide, spectacular grain and natural edge, ideal as a statement piece. If you want a finer, more even pattern, take a look at our mango wood dining tables. For a matching coffee table, see our mango wood coffee tables. Chairs with armrests look particularly good against a wide suar top, and a dining bench along the long side makes the dining area extra sociable.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is suar wood?
Suar wood, also called rain tree wood, is a broadly growing tropical hardwood. The wide trunk yields impressive, high-contrast tops, ideal for tree trunk tables.
Is every suar wood tree trunk table unique?
Yes, every top shows the tree's own pattern, colour and edge. No two tables are the same, so you get a unique piece.
Which size do I choose for how many people?
Allow roughly 60 cm per person. A top of 180 cm seats six to eight people, 220 to 240 cm seats eight to ten. Suar tops are often extra wide.
Which base suits a suar wood table?
A clean metal U-shaped base or spider base gives an industrial look and plenty of legroom. A root base or wooden base looks more natural. The top always remains the eye-catcher.
How do I care for my suar wood table?
Use coasters, wipe up moisture straight away, dust in the direction of the grain and treat the top once or twice a year with furniture oil. Avoid sunlight and large swings in temperature.
Can I see the table in person first?
Yes, in our showroom at Hogelandsingel 49 in Enschede the unique pieces stand side by side, so you can compare pattern, edge and size close up.