The Amish House Imperial Double Pedestal Table

The table uses a traditional removable leaf system. To extend the table, you separate the tabletop at the center and insert the leaves, which are secured to ensure a stable, flat surface.

Hardwoods like Hickory and Quartersawn White Oak are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents and scratches, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. Brown Maple is a popular choice for its smooth grain, though it is slightly softer than the oak varieties.

Yes, you can order this table as a solid top piece if you do not require extra seating space. If you anticipate needing more room for guests, you can opt for either two or four removable leaves.

We recommend leaving at least 36 inches of clearance between the edge of the table and the nearest wall or piece of furniture. This ensures guests can pull their chairs out comfortably and move around the table with ease.

Yes, each wood type offers a distinct aesthetic. For example, Quartersawn White Oak features a signature 'ray flake' pattern, while Cherry is known for its smooth, uniform grain that darkens beautifully over time with exposure to light.

Yes, this is a standard-height dining table. It is designed to pair perfectly with any standard dining chair, which typically features a seat height of approximately 18 inches.