Amish Direct Furniture Lexington Cabinet Table

The cabinet base serves a dual purpose: it provides a sturdy foundation for the table while offering hidden storage for dining essentials like placemats, napkins, or serving platters. This is particularly useful for smaller dining areas where maximizing storage space is a priority.

A butterfly leaf is permanently attached to the table and folds out from the center, making it easy to expand the table without needing extra storage space for the leaf. A removable leaf is a separate piece that you manually insert when needed, which can be a better choice if you prefer a seamless tabletop appearance when the table is closed.

Yes, the Lexington Cabinet Table is available in three standard heights: 30 inches for traditional dining, 36 inches for counter height, and 42 inches for bar height. You should select the height based on your existing seating or the specific aesthetic you want to achieve in your dining space.

The table arrives partially disassembled to ensure safe transport. You will need to attach the tabletop to the cabinet base, which typically requires basic tools and a second person to help manage the weight of the solid wood components.

For high-traffic areas, hardwoods like Hickory or Hard Maple are excellent choices due to their superior hardness and resistance to dents and scratches. If you prefer a specific grain pattern, Red Oak is also very durable, though it has a more pronounced, open grain texture compared to the smoother finish of Cherry or Walnut.

No, this table is strictly designed for indoor use. The solid American hardwoods and the finishes used are not rated for exposure to the elements, moisture, or direct sunlight found in outdoor environments.