Is this piece finished or would I be able to stain?
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Hi Karen,This piece doesn't have any sort of sealant on it. The wood is fairly light and you should be able to stain it but don't take my word on that. I don't do much on that front.
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It's painted or antiqued, but not finished with a clearcoat of any kind. You would very probably be able to stain it easily, I doubt you'd even have to sand it first.
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Karen. I hate to say this but I hate to return this piece of furniture because it was so poorly built. I would say that if you could get it put together you would not be happy with staining it. It's a nice rustic green and I think if you tried to stain it it would end up almost black. You would be better off painting it I would think. Good luck!
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It is finished with a dark green stain....I supposed you could apply an additional stain if it were a dark color.
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It could def be stained, but keep in mind it has a greenish-gray under-hue. Maybe a dark stain?
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It is unfinished. It's more of a rustic piece. However, I don't see why you couldn't stain it if you wanted too.
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probably not stained. But actually, It's not my set which was dark color, is on sale for $89 on amazon. I'm very pleased with it.
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It's very slightly red stained, almost natural. The real look is like that of the last photo, with the pieces dismantled. It really doesn't seem it's going to endure the weather for long, si I opted to paint it with a transparent marine wood sealer, and then it looks as the one in the first photo with flowers.
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I'm not sure if it's stained wood or just a finish coating, you should ask the seller. I will tell you that the inside of the drawers and storage cabinet are the same color as the outside, not just plain wood. The drawers are not dovetail style. The unit is very solidly built and if is just stained wood, it is very even. No brush strokes, etc.
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I didn't stain mine, but the paint came out nicely! If you were to paint then clear coat it with a thin layer of polyurethane, it should be protected for a good amount of time!
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Ours was finished. We have been using it for over 6 months and there is no sign of it needing any more finish put on it. It still looks good as new.
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I don't know - I left it the natural color because that is what I wanted anyway. I don't know enough about paints and stains to know if it is stainable. Sorry not to be more help! I really like the table though...
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The wood has a stain applied also some sort of finish. It's well crafted and heavy. Make sure cabinet is mounted on a stud for support
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It has a laquer finish, which you could sand down and stain, but it doesn't come completely unfinished that you could stain it out of the box.
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It appears to be unfinished, however, has a protective coat of some kind on it. I did go ahead and stain and varathane it and I love it! The top drawer face does not quite mesh very tightly with the upright sides, but, again, it is beautiful; fits perfectly in my limited space kitchen and provides the storage I needed. A definate "win" for me............solid wood, also......no fiberboard !!
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Yes. We noted prior to buying concerning some of the comments about the finish. We are delighted by the condition of our desk and have not painted or stained it.
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It is unfinished. Whether or not you stain/paint depends on your style. We left it plain, but may paint at some point.
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Hi! I have bought 5 pieces in this color/stain and I love it! It's about medium with darker accents. I'm not sure if I would mix this exact style of stain with any other because it is unique. It is easy to assemble and great quality though. I hope this helps...
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It is a relatively dark stain, so I would say it's more of a chestnut color. That said, we have dark cherry furniture and, while not a match, it looks fine. If your furniture is a light cherry, the piece won't be a close match.
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Yes it can be stained but be sure you put at varnish over it when the stain dries
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I don't think you can stain it - it's not wood. With the proper prep work you might be able to paint it. (it has a laminate type coating)
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Anything can be stained or finished if you're willing to do the work, but these do have a glossy finish. I know painting would be easy with a good primer, staining I've never done but I think you would have to strip it first. I do want to mention that we assembled ours on 9/20 and on 10/1 2 slats came out of the back. They were a little wobbly to begin with but now I'm planning to contact the seller and ask for an exchange or refund cause having the slats come out in less than 2 weeks is not acceptable.