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Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool: rustic ottoman Materials & Room Planning

A practical guide to Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool: quarter sawn white oak construction, listed dimensions, offered choices and coordinating living furniture.

Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool in a cabin
AI room visualization of this furniture design. Ordered wood finish is shown in the separate actual sample. Other furnishings are sold separately.
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Amish oak ottoman: the details of Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool

Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool is an Amish-crafted living piece in Quarter Sawn White Oak. Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool. One upholstered top cushion on an exposed wood frame; solid side panels and straight corner legs. Dimensions: 20 in. w x 16 in. d x 14.5 in. h. Quarter Sawn White Oak with Earthtone (D22N11678) · 30 sheen. Natural grain and screen color vary. The separate actual wood sample identifies the ordered finish; original photographs may show another finish. One panel footstool. Matching furniture and styled accessories are sold separately. Choose your fabric or leather from the actual upholstery samples; the price updates for your selection. Allow clearance for moving parts and measure the delivery route before ordering. Dimensions: 20 in. w x 16 in. d x 14.5 in. h. Available finish choices: Texas Leather, 1-49 Gallery, 16-166 Aqua, 23-13 White Sand, 7-79 Dry, 7-86 Poodle, 7-90 Pewter, Black Leather, C2-5 Harvest, C2-6 Normal, C29-9 Breakfast, C7-8 Factor, C8-56 Spray, Forest Leather, Mahogany Leather, Mushroom Leather, Night Sky Leather, R1-100 Kitty, R1-105 Black, R1-110 Weldy, R1-125 Giselle, R1-142 Hood, R1-17 Parchment, R1-19 Shack, R1-99 Hazelnut, Rum Leather, Whiskey Leather. Choose from the verified finishes shown for this design. One panel footstool. Matching furniture and styled accessories are sold separately. Use the coordinating pieces below to add the seating, surfaces or storage your room needs. Compare materials, dimensions and seating heights; each additional piece is sold separately.

When comparing oak ottoman designs, review the specific construction rather than relying on a room photograph. This oak furniture guide focuses on the construction and offered choices for Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool. When planning living furniture, compare its footprint and function with the other pieces you use every day.

This piece belongs to Yoder’s Cedar Crossing Amish furniture collection and is listed for living spaces. One panel footstool. Matching furniture and styled accessories are sold separately.

Materials and finish choices

Quarter Sawn White Oak with Earthtone (D22N11678) · 30 sheen. Natural grain and screen color vary.

The product lists these upholstery, finish or color choices: Texas Leather, 1-49 Gallery, 16-166 Aqua, 23-13 White Sand, 7-79 Dry, 7-86 Poodle, 7-90 Pewter, Black Leather, C2-5 Harvest, C2-6 Normal, C29-9 Breakfast, C7-8 Factor, C8-56 Spray, Forest Leather, Mahogany Leather, Mushroom Leather, Night Sky Leather, R1-100 Kitty, R1-105 Black, R1-110 Weldy, R1-125 Giselle, R1-142 Hood, R1-17 Parchment, R1-19 Shack, R1-99 Hazelnut, Rum Leather, Whiskey Leather. Select the exact offered option on the product page; a wood species and a stain color describe different choices.

Dimensions and configurations to review

Listed dimensions: 20 in. w x 16 in. d x 14.5 in. h. Check the selected configuration on the product page before planning your layout.

Compare these measurements with your usable space and the delivery route. Room photographs help explain proportion, but they are not a substitute for measuring the actual location.

rustic ottoman: Choose a companion for the seat

For an Amish ottoman such as Cedar Crossing Panel Footstool, start with the listed dimensions and how you will use the piece. Compare the ottoman’s height and footprint with the chair or glider it will serve. Keep it clear of the walking route and confirm its intended use rather than assuming every footrest is designed as an extra seat.

Coordinating pieces for a complete room

Consider Cedar Crossing Panel Chair; Cedar Crossing Slat Chair; Cedar Crossing Slat Sofa; Canyon Forge Glider; Canyon Forge Chair. These suggestions bring complementary furniture functions into the same material and room plan. Compare the actual dimensions, finish choices and seating heights before ordering.

Start with the pieces you will use most. A coordinated room does not need every item in a collection; select the surfaces, seating and storage that make the space work for your home.

Delivery and everyday care

White Glove Delivery includes placement and setup. Production timing depends on the piece; see the current estimate on its product page, with delivery time shown separately. Follow the supplied care instructions for the wood, finish and any upholstery, and protect surfaces from standing moisture and excessive heat.

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