Jamestown Trestle Table

The wood species vary primarily in grain pattern, hardness, and color consistency. For example, Oak and Quarter Sawn Oak offer prominent, durable grain patterns, while Maple and Brown Maple provide a smoother, more uniform surface that takes stains very evenly.

The seating capacity depends on your chosen table size and the number of leaves added. Because this table supports up to four leaves, it can easily expand from an intimate setting for four to a large gathering space for ten or more guests, depending on your chair width.

The trestle base is designed to maximize legroom, but clearance varies by table length. Tables measuring 66 inches or longer provide 42 inches of clearance between the trestle legs, while 60-inch tables offer 30 inches of clearance.

Edge profiles change the table's silhouette and comfort. A Roundover or Waterfall edge offers a soft, smooth feel, while an Ogee or Mission edge provides a more defined, architectural look that highlights the craftsmanship of the wood.

Yes, you can select from seven different top shapes, including Rectangular, Oval, and Boat. Choosing a shape like an Oval or Boat can help improve traffic flow in tighter dining spaces, while a Rectangular Square Corner top offers a more traditional, structured aesthetic.

Yes, the 1-inch top thickness is the standard specification for all available wood species. This thickness provides a sturdy, substantial feel while maintaining the refined proportions of the Arts and Crafts design.