Amish Tables Colebrook Trestle Extension Table

A boat-shaped top curves slightly outward along the long sides, tapering toward the ends. This design softens the look of the table and often makes it easier to navigate around the corners in tighter dining spaces compared to a standard rectangular table.

The table features a built-in extension system that allows you to add leaves to the center of the table. This expands the length to accommodate more guests, though you will need to store the leaves separately when not in use.

No, the bowed trestle base is a functional design choice. It provides a sturdy, stable foundation for the tabletop while offering more legroom than a traditional four-legged table, as there are no corner legs to bump into.

Solid wood is sensitive to humidity and temperature fluctuations. To maintain the finish, use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning, avoid harsh chemical cleaners, and keep the table away from direct heat sources like radiators or fireplaces to prevent warping.

The table arrives partially disassembled for safe shipping. You will need to attach the trestle base to the tabletop, which typically requires basic tools and a second person to help lift and position the heavy solid wood components.