QW Amish Parker Mission Table

The Solid Top option is a single, continuous piece of wood without seams. The extension leaf options include removable 12-inch sections that allow you to increase the table's length to accommodate more guests when needed.

All available species are hardwoods, but they vary in density and grain pattern. For example, Hickory and Hard Maple are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents, while Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak offer a distinct, prominent grain that hides wear well over time.

No, the Parker Mission Table is designed as a standard dining height table. It is not compatible with adjustable height mechanisms or counter-height configurations.

To preserve the finish, wipe the table with a soft, damp cloth and dry it immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, excessive moisture, and direct heat sources, which can cause the solid wood to expand or contract.

The table typically arrives with the legs detached to ensure safe transport. You will need to attach the legs to the tabletop, which generally requires basic tools and a partner to help flip the table upright.

Quarter Sawn White Oak is milled in a specific way that creates a unique, straight grain pattern and prominent 'ray fleck' markings. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this milling process makes the wood more stable and less prone to warping or shrinking compared to plain-sawn lumber.