Westerman Woodworks FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about custom dining tables, furniture, materials, pricing and the build process.

How much does a custom dining table cost?

Pricing typically ranges from $1,199 to $4,500+ depending on wood species (like premium Black Walnut or White Oak), overall dimensions, and selected base style. Every piece is handcrafted to your exact budget and design preference.

We build completely to order. Standard tables range from 5 feet (comfortable for 4-6 guests) to 12+ feet (for 10-12+ guests). We will guide you through calculating the ideal width and length for your specific dining room layout.

We work exclusively with sustainably sourced, kiln-dried domestic hardwoods—primarily Red Oak , Black Walnut, White Oak, Cherry, Hard Maple, and Ash. These hardwoods offer lifelong durability that softwood alternatives cannot match.

Yes. While we specialize in clear, hand-rubbed oil finishes that highlight the natural depth and beauty of the wood grain, we also offer custom staining, whitewashing, and color matching to fit your home’s design palette.
Absolutely. Customization is at the core of what we do. You can choose the tabletop thickness, edge profile (square, beveled, or live edge), leg styles (wooden trestles, hand-turned posts, or industrial steel), and overall shape.
Yes, we design and build matching wooden benches, customized dining chairs, and matching buffets/sideboards to create a fully cohesive, heirloom-quality dining suite for your home.

How long does a custom table take?

Our typical lead time is 2 to 3 weeks. This includes selecting the ideal slab, handcrafting the components, and applying our premium, highly durable, water-resistant protective finish.

Yes! We offer white-glove home delivery and professional installation within a 25-mile radius. For customers located nationwide, we provide fully insured, premium crated freight delivery.

Yes, we can build custom extension tables using high-quality wooden gear slides and matching extension leaves, with the leaves stored separately. However, we generally recommend avoiding extension tables with solid hardwoods due to Oklahoma’s seasonal changes in humidity and temperature. Wood naturally expands and contracts throughout the year, which can cause leaves and slides to fit differently over time. For that reason, we typically prefer building solid, non-extension tables for the best long-term fit, stability, and durability.

We highly encourage it! Sharing reference photos helps us visually align on your aesthetic preferences, style details, and helps kickstart our custom design discussion.
Yes, we can replicate or adapt designs from images. We will review the photo with you, suggest structural optimizations for stability and wood movement, and customize the dimensions to fit your room scale perfectly.

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