Online Amish Furniture LLC Gallery Leg Table

A boat-shaped table features sides that curve slightly outward, resembling the hull of a boat. This design softens the look of a rectangular table and can make it easier to navigate around the corners in tighter dining spaces.

This table uses a removable leaf system. To extend the table, you manually separate the tabletop at the center, insert the leaf, and lock it into place using the provided hardware.

Yes, you can select between a standard dining height of 30 inches or a counter height of 36 inches. Consider your existing seating or the specific use case of your dining area when making this choice.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward. You will primarily need to attach the legs to the tabletop frame, which typically requires basic tools and a second person to help flip the heavy, solid wood table once assembled.

All options are solid wood, which is inherently durable. However, harder woods like oak or maple are more resistant to dents and scratches compared to softer woods, making them better suited for high-traffic households.

Edge profiles are largely an aesthetic choice, but they also impact comfort. A rounded or eased edge is generally more comfortable for forearms if you lean on the table, while sharper profiles offer a more modern, crisp silhouette.