Product details
The Merchant Sideboard from Furniture Classics brings genuine reclaimed pine and seventy-one inches of horizontal storage into one handcrafted piece. The Merchant grey wood buffet cabinet, handcrafted from salvaged Indonesian pine and available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping, delivers credenza-level storage behind doors finished in a wire-brushed grey that reveals the timber's natural grain and history. Rectangular antique brass handles and a deliberately distressed painted top reinforce the look of age earned through use, not applied in a factory -- exactly the kind of sideboard and credenza a collector seeks when authentic reclaimed character matters more than perfection.
Merchant Sideboard Features:
- Overall Dimensions (W x D x H): 71 x 22 x 36 inches
- Material: Reclaimed Wood (Pine)
- Color: Grey
- Weight: 147 lb
- Storage: Yes
- Orientation: Horizontal
- Country of Origin: Indonesia
- Assembly: Not Required
Why Buy a Reclaimed Pine Sideboard from Sideboards and Things?
Center this seventy-one-inch cabinet behind a dining table to anchor a formal dining room, or place it along a living room wall as a media console or bar cabinet where its thirty-six-inch height puts serving surfaces and storage at a comfortable reach. The wire-brushed grey finish exposes every knot and grain line the pine carried before it was salvaged, and the distressed painted top shows where the grey glaze was worn away to reveal bare wood beneath -- marks of genuine age, not a stain pretending to be one. The twenty-two-inch depth provides cabinet space for dinnerware, linens, glassware, and serving pieces without crowding walkways, and antique brass pulls age naturally as you open the doors. Browse more salvaged-timber pieces in our furniture collection, or explore additional wire-brushed finishes among our credenzas and sideboards.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a sideboard, a credenza, and a buffet?
- A sideboard traditionally has legs and serves dining rooms, a credenza sits flush to the floor and originated in offices, and a buffet refers to any low cabinet used for serving or storage -- though the three terms are now used interchangeably for horizontal storage cabinets like the Merchant.
- How tall should a sideboard be?
- Standard dining room sideboards measure thirty-two to thirty-eight inches tall, placing the top at a comfortable serving height; the Merchant sideboard's thirty-six-inch height falls in the middle of that range.
- How much storage does a reclaimed wood sideboard hold?
- The Merchant's seventy-one-inch width and twenty-two-inch depth provide interior cabinet space behind doors, sized for dinnerware, serving platters, table linens, flatware, glassware, and wine.
- How deep is a standard sideboard?
- Most sideboards measure eighteen to twenty-four inches deep; the Merchant's twenty-two-inch depth provides ample interior storage without protruding too far into the room.
- Does this sideboard require assembly?
- No, the Merchant ships fully assembled and is ready to use upon curbside delivery, which is free to the contiguous USA.
- What size sideboard fits my dining room?
- Choose a sideboard that spans roughly two-thirds the width of your dining table; a seventy-one-inch sideboard pairs well with tables ninety to one hundred inches long.
Read more about sourcing and styling reclaimed-timber furniture in our About Us page, or find inspiration in our guide to the best antique sideboards.