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Our Bertie table brings warmth and functionality to small dining spaces and breakfast nooks. The 40-inch round top seats four people comfortably while maintaining an intimate feel that encourages conversation. We crafted this piece from solid American oak with traditional joinery techniques that ensure decades of daily use.
The hand-rubbed walnut finish highlights the wood’s natural grain patterns, and the pedestal base design maximizes legroom for every seat at the table. Whether you’re hosting Sunday brunch or working from home during the day, the Bertie adapts to your lifestyle with timeless style that complements both modern and traditional interiors.
Bertie table specifications

Solid Wood Construction & Craftsmanship
We build every Bertie table from solid American white oak sourced from responsibly managed forests in Appalachia. The wood is kiln-dried to 8% moisture content before milling to prevent warping and cracking over time. Our craftspeople cut mortise-and-tenon joints where the legs meet the pedestal column, a traditional joinery method that creates structural integrity without relying solely on metal fasteners.
The hand-rubbed walnut finish is applied in three thin coats, with hand-sanding between each layer to achieve a smooth surface that feels natural to the touch. We complete each table with a water-resistant topcoat that protects against everyday spills and condensation rings while allowing the wood to breathe and age gracefully. This finishing process takes five days per table and gives the Bertie its signature depth of color.

Pedestal Base Design & Stability
The Bertie features a single central pedestal rather than four corner legs, a design choice that offers both aesthetic and practical advantages. The pedestal base allows diners to sit anywhere around the table without bumping their knees on table legs, and it simplifies floor cleaning since you can reach underneath from any angle.
Engineering the Support Structure
Our engineering team designed the pedestal column as a hollow octagonal shaft that provides maximum strength at minimum weight. Four curved support legs radiate from the base of the column, and we attach them with through-bolts that you can tighten if the table ever develops any wobble over years of use. The support legs extend 18 inches from the center point, which creates a stable footprint that prevents tipping even when someone leans on the table edge.
Dimensions, Sizing & Space Planning
The Bertie measures 40 inches in diameter and stands 29 inches tall, which is standard dining table height that pairs comfortably with most dining chairs. We recommend allowing at least 36 inches of clearance around the table perimeter for chair pullout and walking space. This means you should have a room that’s at least 112 inches (9 feet 4 inches) in both directions for optimal comfort.
For tighter spaces, you can reduce the clearance to 30 inches and still have functional access to all seats. We’ve found the 40-inch round works exceptionally well in square breakfast nooks, corner dining areas, and open-plan kitchens where a rectangular table would obstruct traffic flow. The round shape also makes it easier to squeeze in a fifth chair for unexpected guests.



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Questions about the Bertie 40″ table
Yes, the Bertie works well in a 10×10 foot room. The table itself is 40 inches in diameter, and we recommend 30-36 inches of clearance around the perimeter for comfortable chair access. A 10×10 room provides 120 inches per side, which leaves 40 inches of clearance when the table is centered—more than enough space for four chairs and walkways.
For the most comfortable arrangement, center the table in the room and use armless dining chairs that can tuck completely under the table edge when not in use. This maximizes your floor space and prevents the room from feeling crowded.
Absolutely. Many customers use the Bertie as a multi-purpose table that serves as both a dining surface and a workspace. The 40-inch diameter provides enough room for a laptop, notebook, and coffee cup with space to spare. The round shape is actually ideal for video calls since you can position your camera at any point around the table.
The hand-rubbed walnut finish and protective topcoat resist water rings and light scratches, so the table holds up well to daily desk use. We do recommend using a desk pad or placemat under your laptop to prevent heat transfer, and always use coasters for beverages.
The primary difference is seating capacity and space requirements. The 40-inch model comfortably seats four people and fits in rooms as small as 10×10 feet, while the 48-inch version seats six and needs at least an 11×11 foot room for comfortable clearance.
Both tables feature the same solid American white oak construction, hand-rubbed walnut finish, and pedestal base design. The 48-inch model uses a slightly thicker pedestal column (5 inches versus 4 inches) for additional support, but the overall aesthetic and build quality are identical. Choose based on your typical number of diners and available floor space.
No, the Bertie table is sold separately without chairs. This allows you to choose seating that matches your personal style and comfort preferences. We design the table to pair with any dining chair that has a seat height between 17 and 19 inches.
Our Maple Side Chair complements the Bertie perfectly with matching wood tones and minimalist styling. We also offer the Bertie Bench in the same walnut finish if you prefer bench seating on one or both sides of the table. You can mix and match chairs and benches to create a custom dining set.
The fully assembled Bertie 40-inch table weighs approximately 60 pounds. The solid wood construction contributes to this substantial weight, which is actually a good indicator of quality—solid wood furniture is naturally heavier than pieces made from particle board or hollow components.
We recommend assembling the table in the room where you plan to use it to avoid moving the fully assembled piece. The pedestal base design does make the table easier to relocate than a four-leg table if you ever need to rearrange your space, since you can tilt it slightly and walk it across the floor on the support legs.
We do not recommend using the Bertie table outdoors, even on a covered patio. The table is designed and finished for indoor use only. Outdoor humidity fluctuations, temperature extremes, and UV exposure can damage the finish and cause the solid wood to warp or crack over time.
If you’re looking for round outdoor dining tables, please explore our outdoor furniture collection, which features weather-resistant materials and finishes specifically engineered for exterior use. For indoor-outdoor spaces like sunrooms with climate control, the Bertie performs beautifully.
We offer a 30-day return policy on all furniture purchases. If you’re not completely satisfied with your Bertie table, you can return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund minus return shipping costs. The table must be in its original condition with no signs of use or assembly.
We also provide a five-year warranty that covers structural defects and finish failures under normal residential use. If you experience any issues with the table’s stability or finish quality during the warranty period, we’ll repair or replace it at no cost to you. Simply contact our customer service team to initiate a warranty claim.






