Amish Tables Cambridge Trestle Extension Table

The trestle base is designed to maximize legroom by eliminating corner legs, allowing you to slide chairs in and out more freely. This configuration makes it easier to squeeze in extra guests along the sides without anyone bumping into table supports.

This table uses removable leaves to expand the surface area. Because the table can accommodate up to twelve extensions, you will need to plan for dedicated storage space for the leaves when they are not in use, as they do not self-store within the table frame.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward. The table typically arrives in sections—the top, the trestle base, and the feet—which need to be bolted together. You will likely need a second person to help flip the table once it is assembled due to the weight of the solid wood.

Solid wood is durable but sensitive to extreme humidity and direct sunlight. To maintain the finish, use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning and avoid harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes that contain silicone, which can build up over time.

No, this table is strictly for indoor use. The solid wood construction and the finishes applied are not rated for the temperature fluctuations and moisture levels found in outdoor environments, which could cause the wood to warp or crack.

While all available hardwoods are durable, they vary in grain pattern and hardness. For example, woods like hard maple or white oak are denser and more resistant to dents and scratches than softer options like cherry or walnut, making them better suited for high-traffic dining areas.