Quality of Broyhill dining tables

It doesn't have a veneer top?

Dave

dean wrote:

> I'm about to go and spend some money on a Broyhill dining table (model
> Elk) at a local furniture store. Appears to be solid wood for the most
> part. Has anyone had any problems over the years with this brand? It
> appears to be quite solid. But it is $2500 with 8 chairs, all oak.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dean
>

Its a rustic looking (planked) table. The surface is about 1/8" thick
and the edges are solid oak, but I can't tell what's under the surface.
Anyway I ordered it so its kinda mute point now.

THX

Dean