If you are looking for the Cainsville end table, start with the Wayfair SKU, W006636376. Wayfair’s older Cainsville end-table-set link uses that identifier, while the same SKU is now listed as the 17 Stories Gravelle End Table Set. That is a much stronger way to follow this product than searching by “Cainsville” alone.
The name also appears on other furniture, including a two-drawer nightstand. This guide focuses on the square, open-shelf end-table set associated with the verified Wayfair SKU, explains which specifications belong to it, and outlines what to check before buying a replacement or a similar table.
The Cainsville name and the current Wayfair listing
Wayfair’s older end tables with shelves guide names the Cainsville 4 Legs End Table Set and links to a Greyleigh Cainsville product URL containing W006636376. Its description concerns two rustic-style tables with metal frames, tabletops, and lower shelves.
The current W006636376 listing uses the name Gravelle and the brand 17 Stories. This establishes continuity of the retailer’s product identifier. It does not, by itself, establish a manufacturer-announced rename or prove that every production run, finish, or hardware package has stayed identical.
If you already own one, compare the old order confirmation, selected finish, underside labels, and photographs with the current offer. For replacement components, ask the seller to check the particular order or instruction sheet. A collection name is less useful than the specific part or item number.
Verified specifications for W006636376
Wayfair lists the following details for the current Gravelle set:
- Quantity: two tables
- Overall dimensions: 19.75 inches high, 20.13 inches wide, and 20.13 inches deep
- Shape: square, with a four-leg base
- Materials: manufactured-wood top and black steel base
- Storage: open shelving rather than drawers
- Assembly: required
These are listing-specific figures. Do not apply them to every item advertised as Cainsville, to the collection’s coffee table, or to a seller’s unidentified lookalike. The older Wayfair description is more specific about MDF and laminate, but those details should not be treated as a solid-wood construction claim.
Wayfair’s specification field counts two shelves, while its description describes a tabletop plus a lower shelf. For planning storage, think in terms of one top surface and one lower open storage level per table, and confirm the photographs rather than expecting two additional tiers beneath the top.
Do not confuse it with the Cainsville nightstand
Wayfair also lists a Willa Arlo Interiors Cainsville 21.5-inch-wide nightstand. That listing describes engineered wood, metal legs, and two drawers. It is a different item identity from the open-shelf set above.
This matters when a search result promises “Cainsville storage” without showing the exact item. Storage could mean an exposed lower shelf, two enclosed drawers, or a different furniture piece entirely. Check the brand, full title, SKU, and photographs together. A nightstand can function beside a sofa, but that does not make it the same end table.
The same caution applies to coffee-table results. Similar materials and a shared collection label do not establish equal height or footprint. A listing photographed beside a couch can still be the longer central table rather than the small side table you need.
Will a roughly 20-inch-square table fit your room?
Before ordering, mark the listed footprint on the floor with removable tape or lay out a cardboard template. This is more useful than judging scale from a staged room photograph. Include the space taken by the widest part of the table, not just the area between its feet.
Sit in the chair or sofa you plan to use. Imagine placing a glass on the proposed surface, reaching for a remote, and getting up without clipping the table. A height that works beside a low lounge chair may feel awkward next to a tall sofa arm. Personal reach and the furniture already in the room should drive that decision.
Next consider everything that moves nearby: a recliner footrest, a door, curtains, and the route through the room. Leave space for lamp cords without stretching them across a walkway. A pair of small tables gives you layout options, but the second table still needs a useful home.
If you want a basket on the lower shelf, check the usable opening as well as the external dimensions. Handles, the basket’s upper rim, and the table’s frame can take up space. Buy the basket after confirming the assembled opening, or choose one comfortably smaller than the verified clearance.
Materials, finish, and everyday use
The appeal of this design is the combination of a wood-look surface and a visually open metal frame. Decide whether that suits your room before chasing an exact discontinued-sounding name. The practical tradeoff is exposed storage: books and blankets are easy to reach, but whatever you put there remains visible.
Finish names deserve attention. A photograph can make a cool gray-brown surface look warmer than it will beside your existing floor or sofa. Compare the selected finish under more than one lighting condition when samples are available. For a matching pair, buy the same selected variant together when practical and retain the order details.
A laminate or manufactured-wood surface should not be bought on the assumption that it can be sanded and refinished like solid timber. If restoration is your plan, verify the actual surface construction first. For normal use, coasters and prompt spill cleanup are sensible precautions; follow the care instructions supplied with the particular table.
Do not use an end table as a step stool or seat. If it will support a heavy object, ask for the model’s applicable load limit and whether that limit applies to the top, the shelf, or the whole table. A marketplace’s isolated capacity number without that context is not a reliable project specification.
Assembly and secondhand checks
Before assembling a new set, lay out the panels, frame parts, fasteners, and instructions on a protected surface. Check the parts list before discarding packaging. Damaged corners or a missing bracket are easier to document while the shipment is still organized.
Follow the included tightening sequence and tool guidance. Avoid substituting a longer screw because it happens to fit the thread; it may damage a panel or protrude where it should not. If the finished table rocks, first determine whether the floor is uneven or the assembly needs correcting. Do not load it until it is stable.
For a used table, ask for close photographs of the top edges, underside, lower shelf, frame joints, and feet. Look for swelling, peeling surface material, bent metal, missing fasteners, and repairs. Ask whether the listing includes one table or the original pair, and have the seller measure the actual item.
A resale listing calling an item “Cainsville” is a lead, not proof of model identity. Measurements written by a previous owner may be rounded, and a reused stock image may hide differences. When matching an existing table closely, a photograph of its label or original order is more helpful than a seller’s guess about the collection name.
Availability and sensible alternatives
An old product name disappearing from search does not automatically mean the furniture has been discontinued. The SKU trail here is especially useful because it leads to a current listing under different retail branding. Availability still depends on the exact finish, seller, and delivery location; check those details when you are ready to order.
If that specific version cannot be purchased, search for its practical attributes: square footprint, suitable height, black metal frame, wood-look surface, lower open shelf, and the quantity you need. Compare each alternative on its own specifications. Do not treat a visually similar Amazon table as an exact Cainsville match without evidence connecting the model numbers.
Before checkout, confirm the total number of pieces, assembly requirements, damage-reporting process, and return terms for the selected seller. Keep a screenshot or saved copy of the chosen finish and measurements. Those details matter more than an old promotional price or a star rating copied from a different variant.
Bottom line
Use W006636376 to follow the open-shelf Cainsville set to its current Wayfair listing as 17 Stories Gravelle. Confirm the finish and actual configuration before buying, especially when matching older furniture. If your priority is concealed drawer storage, the similarly named nightstand or another drawer-equipped design is a separate shopping decision.
