QW Amish Fenmore Table

The wood species vary in both grain pattern and hardness. For example, Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak offer prominent, durable grain textures, while Brown Maple and Cherry provide a smoother, more uniform appearance that takes stains exceptionally well.

The Fenmore Table utilizes removable leaves. When you need extra seating, you manually separate the tabletop and insert the 12-inch leaves, which are secured to ensure a stable surface.

Yes, you can select a solid top if you prefer a seamless, fixed-size surface. Alternatively, you can opt for two or four 12-inch leaves to increase the table's length for hosting larger groups.

Yes, the Fenmore is built to a standard dining height. It is compatible with all standard dining chairs, providing the typical legroom and table surface height expected in most homes.

Solid wood is a natural material that reacts to humidity changes. To maintain its finish, avoid placing the table in direct sunlight or near heat sources, and use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning without harsh chemicals.

Hardwoods like Hickory and Quarter Sawn White Oak are among the most resistant to dents and scratches. These species are excellent choices if your dining table sees heavy daily use from a busy household.