Oak furnitureland - does this leg look acceptable?

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KiwiShmiwi@reddit

Repeating pattern of the planks on the floor is the bigger issue.

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CluelessOnMostStuff@reddit

You could speak to customer services with a complaint. But you may not have a leg to stand on 😶

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YOF626@reddit

It's just made out of of two different coloured pieces of timber, perfectly acceptable.

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benjymous@reddit

They've attached to pieces of wood together to make a bigger bit - that's how it's done.

If you look at the table top, you'll find that it too has seams where boards were joined - you don't think the entire table was carved out of a single piece of giant tree, do you?

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handtoglandwombat@reddit

Ah come on it’s it generous to call gluing too pieces together joinery. Joinery usually involves carving at least some kind of rudimentary joint.

Regardless, it’s 2026. We’ve used up all the trees. Oak furniture land is relatively decent value compared to all the MDF veneer monstrosities. OP, this leg is acceptable.

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Am i being too pedantic? The wife seems to think so. What does the internet say?

We agree with you wife, we know what's good for us.

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daniluvsuall@reddit

The grade of the wood, from oak furniture land is lower - hence why they're cheaper.

Looks fine to me.

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