The Amish House Sheridan Trestle Table

The bow top features a subtle, gentle curve along the length of the table rather than a perfectly straight edge. The chamfer edge is an angled cut along the perimeter, which gives the tabletop a thinner, more refined profile while maintaining the durability of solid wood.

The table uses a traditional removable leaf system. To expand the table, you manually separate the tabletop and insert the leaves, which are secured to ensure a stable, seamless surface.

The trestle base is designed to provide maximum stability while keeping the corners of the table open. Because the support is centered, you can comfortably place chairs around the entire perimeter without hitting table legs.

Quartersawn White Oak is an excellent choice for durability and distinct grain patterns. The quarter-sawing process creates a unique 'ray flake' figure in the wood, making it both structurally stable and visually striking.

Yes, the trestle base includes integrated levelers. These allow you to make small adjustments to each foot to ensure the table sits perfectly flat, even if your dining room floor is slightly sloped or uneven.

Yes, you can select the 'Solid Top' option if you do not require extension capabilities. This provides a clean, uninterrupted surface without the seams associated with removable leaves.