Amish Gallery Leg Table

The table is designed to house the extension leaves directly within the frame when they are not in use. This eliminates the need for separate storage space elsewhere in your home and keeps the leaves protected from damage.

The 26 1/2-inch skirt height is standard for most dining tables, providing ample clearance for the majority of dining chairs. However, if you have chairs with exceptionally high arms, we recommend measuring them against this height to ensure they slide comfortably underneath.

While all available options are high-quality hardwoods, they vary in density and grain pattern. Hardwoods like Hickory and Hard Maple are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents, while Brown Maple offers a smoother grain that takes dark stains very evenly.

Yes, while the standard configuration features a partial thumbnail edge, you can customize the table with ogee or round-over edges to better match your existing dining room aesthetic.

You can customize this table with anywhere from zero to four extension leaves, depending on your seating needs. This flexibility allows you to expand the table for large gatherings and keep it compact for daily use.

The boat shape is both a design choice and a functional one. It softens the visual footprint of the table compared to a standard rectangular top and makes it easier to navigate around the ends of the table in tighter dining spaces.