QW Amish Casual Table

The wood species range from harder, more durable options like Hard Maple and Hickory to character-rich choices like Rustic Cherry and Rustic Walnut. Quarter Sawn White Oak is prized for its unique grain pattern and stability, while Brown Maple offers a smooth, uniform surface that takes stains exceptionally well.

This table uses a traditional extension system where you manually insert the 12-inch leaves into the center of the table. When not in use, the leaves must be stored separately, as they do not self-store within the table frame.

The 'X-Base' is designed to provide structural stability while keeping the corners clear for chairs. Because the base is positioned toward the center, it generally allows for comfortable seating around the perimeter, though you should consider your chair width when planning for seating at the ends.

Yes, the table is available as a solid top model, which means it will be built without the center seam or extension hardware. This is a great choice if you prefer a seamless tabletop and do not require extra seating capacity.

To maintain the finish, wipe the table with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes with silicone. We recommend using coasters and placemats to protect the wood from heat, moisture, and scratches, and keeping the table away from direct heat sources to prevent wood movement.

While many finish names are shared, the final appearance will vary depending on the wood species you choose. Because each wood type has a different grain structure and natural color, the same stain will look slightly different on Oak compared to Brown Maple or Cherry.