Amish Tables Shaker Mission Table

This table utilizes traditional wooden slides to support the extension leaves. To expand the table, you simply separate the tabletop at the center and insert the leaves, which are secured by the slide mechanism for stability.

Yes, the tabletop is constructed from one-inch thick solid wood, which is substantial and designed to withstand the rigors of daily dining. Because it is solid wood, it is also easy to refinish or touch up if it sustains minor surface wear over time.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward. The table typically ships with the legs detached to ensure safe transit, and you will need basic tools to attach them to the tabletop base.

The wood species significantly impacts both the grain pattern and the final stain absorption. For example, cherry wood tends to darken and develop a rich patina over time, while oak offers a more prominent, textured grain that holds stains very distinctly.

No, this table is strictly designed for indoor use. Solid wood furniture is sensitive to humidity and temperature fluctuations found outdoors, which can cause the wood to warp, crack, or split.

The starting dimensions are 42 inches by 60 inches, which comfortably seats four to six people. Depending on the number of leaves added, you can typically increase the seating capacity to accommodate eight or more guests.