QW Amish Celina Table

Each wood species offers a unique grain pattern and hardness level. For example, Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak are known for their prominent grain and high durability, while Brown Maple provides a smoother, more uniform surface that takes stains exceptionally well.

The table features a gear-driven slide mechanism that allows you to pull the table apart from the center to insert the leaves. This expands the round surface into an oval shape, providing extra seating capacity for guests.

Yes, you can order the table as a fixed solid top if you do not require extra seating space. If you choose an extendable version, you can select between one or two 12-inch leaves or a single 16-inch leaf depending on your specific size choice.

The table is finished with a high-quality, durable topcoat designed to protect the solid wood from moisture and minor scratches. While it is built for daily use, we recommend using coasters and placemats to maintain the finish's integrity over time.

We recommend leaving at least 36 inches of clearance between the edge of the table and the nearest wall or furniture piece. This ensures there is enough room for guests to pull out their chairs and move around the table comfortably.

No, the grain pattern varies significantly by species. Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak feature bold, visible textures, whereas Cherry and Brown Maple offer a tighter, more subtle grain that creates a more refined, contemporary look.