Our Family Craft Shop Ashley Pedestal Table

The 60-inch version is ideal for smaller dining areas and typically seats four to six people, while the 72-inch version provides more elbow room for six to eight guests. Both models can be extended further using the removable leaf system to accommodate additional seating when needed.

The table features a classic removable leaf system. To extend the table, you separate the two halves of the tabletop, insert the leaf into the center, and secure it using the provided locking mechanism to ensure a stable, seamless surface.

For high-traffic areas, hardwoods like Oak, Hickory, or Quarter Sawn White Oak are excellent choices due to their superior hardness and resistance to dents and scratches. If you prefer a smoother grain pattern, Brown Maple is a durable option, though it is slightly softer than the oak varieties.

A double pedestal base is often preferred for dining tables because it eliminates corner legs, providing more legroom and making it easier to slide chairs in and out. It also offers a sturdy, balanced foundation that supports the table's weight without obstructing guests seated at the ends.

While assembly is required, it is designed to be straightforward for most homeowners. You will primarily need to attach the pedestal bases to the tabletop and the feet, which typically takes two people to manage the weight of the solid wood components.

No, this table is strictly designed for indoor use. The solid wood construction and finishes are not treated to withstand the fluctuations in humidity and temperature found outdoors, which could cause the wood to warp or crack over time.