is there any difference between classic and this wood finish?
2012783
Hi, I think maybe there is. I don't know what the classic finish is. This is almost unfinished, or, just oiled. I kind of wish I had gone for something more - sealed. I don't know much about woods and finishes, but I hope this helps.
2012784
I believe so. It comes with extra oil you apply before use. Takes an hour max, but the result is a surface that is VERY resilient to foods/liquids. Considering some complaints I have read about the classic finish, that's a plus.
1883744
Mine is a cherry finish, it's a dark finish but light enough to see all the wood grain.
1464349
The classic has a steel frame while the SD has an aluminum frame making it about 6# lighter. The SD also has a sound deadening coating which is very nice.
268472
Absolutely!!!!! You can not tell the difference between the front and the back (in terms of the finish). This piece completely transforms a room into a modern/contemporary look - amazing piece of furniture and very easy to put together. Did it with my son and took about 15-20 mins and am usually bad at assembling furniture.
205108
The wood grain shows. I wouldn't call it prominent, but has a very nice wood grain finish.
1920566
Hi there, it seems to have a nice hard finish, though you could probably sand it down to the wood. It is really a handsome, piece, and I am glad we got it.
417069
Its a beautiful high polished finish. Its also ( in my opinion) much more refined in the definition features detailing each piece. Crisp and clean around each detailed feature. A and B Waterford with another manufacturer to witness the difference.
708020
I'm not sure about the difference but I can tell you that the Classic is a great ladder except that it is very heavy and the rungs are very narrow. It does have wheels so it can be rolled but it's wide so it it's not easy to get it through doors and sometimes you do have to lift it. I love that I can get close to the wall by shortening one side and that feature also means it doesn't take up as much space in the room when you need to place it around furniture. Mine came with a work platform so that once you climb to the height you need it is comfortable to stand on it. Good luck with whatever you decide. I'm not sure about the difference but I can tell you that the Classic is a great ladder except that it is very heavy and the rungs are very narrow. It does have wheels so it can be rolled but it's wide so it it's not easy to get it through doors and sometimes you do have to lift it. I love that I can get close to the wall by shortening one side and that feature also means it doesn't take up as much space in the room when you need to place it around furniture. Mine came with a work platform so that once you climb to the height you need it is comfortable to stand on it. Good luck with... » Read More I'm not sure about the difference but I can tell you that the Classic is a great ladder except that it is very heavy and the rungs are very narrow. It does have wheels so it can be rolled but it's wide so it it's not easy to get it through doors and sometimes you do have to lift it. I love that I can get close to the wall by shortening one side and that feature also means it doesn't take up as much space in the room when you need to place it around furniture. Mine came with a work platform so that once you climb to the height you need it is comfortable to stand on it. Good luck with whatever you decide. « Show Less
714978
Not sure exactly what kind, but if you're like me and looking for something that's NOT particle board, then you've got it. This is solid wood and easy to finish.
759202
Yes, they are the same. Great table - very stable and wood is beautiful. It does scratch easily so you would want a safe place to protect it when storing.
174394
well, the top and the front and back are nice thick wood, but the sides look differnet. I am not an expert (just an old lady) lol, but I think it's just a thinner wood on the sides. I love mine.
527275
I have this and it is particle board but a very heavy and high grade. I still polish and dust it the same as all my real wood.
1199753
The finish appears to be more a cherry finish. I bought the large one and it's perfect.
981067
I do not have anything out of the Carson Forge Collection, but the Oiled Oak finish looks very similar, just maybe not as rich. I have my corner unit mixed with other pieces of deep mahogany finishes, and it all looks beautiful! As a designer, mixing and matching similar wood finishes makes for a more interesting blend.
708021
I'm not sure about the difference but I can tell you that the Classic is a great ladder except that it is very heavy and the rungs are very narrow. It does have wheels so it can be rolled but it's wide so it it's not easy to get it through doors and sometimes you do have to lift it. I love that I can get close to the wall by shortening one side and that feature also means it doesn't take up as much space in the room when you need to place it around furniture. Mine came with a work platform so that once you climb to the height you need it is comfortable to stand on it. Good luck with whatever you decide.
1257989
It has no finish. It's the original wood. You can paint it or varnish it yourself.
1300326
I bought the espresso one so obviously it was already stained and finished. But I'd say this one is probably too, just finished with the gloss over natural. It's the same product and price, just different color. If assume anything that required staining or gloss would specify unfinished wood.