Battle Chainmail Four Doors Wood Sideboard
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Battle Chainmail Four Doors Wood Sideboard

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Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 64 x 18 x 36
Weight: 165 lbs
Material: Mango Wood
Color: Brown
Style: Vintage
Chainmail Pattern Carved Doors
Four Doors for Ample Storage
Geometric Pattern
Rectangular Shape
Black Knobs
Textured Surface

Most sideboards fade into the background, serving their storage function but adding little personality to a room. The Sarreid Battle Chainmail Four Doors Wood Sideboard is a 64-inch transitional carved-door sideboard buffet with hand-carved medieval armor-inspired detailing, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping. The intricate chainmail-inspired carving transforms ordinary cabinet doors into sculptural elements that command attention, with depth and texture that changes throughout the day as light shifts across the surface.

Full Specifications

Brand Sarreid
Dimensions 64" W x 18" D x 34" H
Material Solid Wood
Finish Dark Walnut
Door Configuration 4 hinged doors with hand-carved chainmail pattern
Hardware Finish Oil-rubbed bronze
Storage Type Enclosed cabinet storage
Style Transitional with historical inspiration
Assembly No -- arrives fully assembled

What Is a Sideboard?

A sideboard is a low, wide storage cabinet designed for dining rooms, featuring doors and sometimes drawers for storing dishes, linens, and serving pieces. Unlike a console table, a sideboard provides enclosed storage and typically stands 30-36 inches tall with a substantial top surface for serving food or displaying decor. Sideboards are also known as credenzas or buffets, though credenzas traditionally have sliding doors while buffets may include open shelving.

What You Get With the Sarreid Battle Chainmail Sideboard

  1. Hand-Carved Chainmail Door Panels -- Each of the four doors features intricate chainmail pattern carving that creates visual texture and catches light at different angles throughout the day.
  2. Fully Assembled Delivery -- No tools or setup required; this substantial piece ships ready to place and use immediately, preserving the hand-carved details.
  3. Four-Door Configuration -- Provides substantial enclosed storage across the 64-inch width, with interior shelving perfect for dishes, serving pieces, barware, or table linens.
  4. Solid Wood Construction -- Built from solid wood rather than veneer-over-particleboard, ensuring the carved details maintain their crisp definition over time.
  5. Dark Walnut Finish -- Grounds the dramatic detailing, making this piece sophisticated enough for formal dining while maintaining visual strength to anchor larger spaces.

Where Does This Sideboard Work Best?

This credenza anchors formal dining rooms where you need storage for dishes and linens while making a design statement. The 64-inch width works along dining room walls or behind sofas in open-concept spaces. Pair with other pieces from our sideboards & credenzas collection or explore hand-carved solid wood sideboards for complementary statement storage throughout your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall should a sideboard be
Standard sideboards range from 30-36 inches tall; this Sarreid sideboard stands 34 inches high, providing comfortable serving height and proportional scale for most dining rooms.
What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza
Sideboards typically have hinged doors (like this model), while credenzas traditionally feature sliding doors; both provide low, wide storage for dining or living spaces.
What do you put in a dining room sideboard
Store dishes, serving platters, table linens, flatware, barware, and entertaining essentials behind the four enclosed doors with interior shelving.
How deep is a standard sideboard
Standard sideboards measure 16-20 inches deep; this piece is 18 inches deep, providing practical storage without protruding too far into walkways.
Does this sideboard ship fully assembled?
Yes, this piece arrives fully assembled with no tools or setup required, preserving the integrity of the hand-carved details.
What is the chainmail carving on the doors?
Each door features hand-carved interlocking ring patterns inspired by medieval battle armor, creating texture and depth that changes as light shifts throughout the day.

Trade & Commercial Specifications

Interior designers and trade professionals receive net trade pricing through the LOOMLAN Trade Program with no minimum order and approval in 24 hours. This solid wood sideboard suits residential dining rooms and hospitality spaces requiring statement storage with historical character.

Trade Pricing Apply for trade account -- net trade pricing
Commercial Use Contact for commercial specifications
Volume Orders Project Concierge for orders over $5,000

Questions about dimensions, finish, or delivery? Call 833-566-6526 or use our Visual Search tool to find similar hand-carved storage pieces.