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Amish Dining Tables

Amish Dining Tables

Amish dining tables are built from solid hardwood in trestle, single pedestal, double pedestal and leg styles. Each table is made to order by Amish craftsmen, so you choose the size, wood species, stain, edge profile and number of extension leaves. Many tables are also available at counter or pub height for kitchens and casual dining spaces.

Amish Dining Tables

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Amish Dining Tables: Custom Solid Wood Tables

Shop Amish dining tables built to order in solid hardwood. Choose from leg, trestle, single-pedestal, double-pedestal and gathering-height designs, with extension options available on many models. Wood species, finish, size and other choices vary by table.

Choose a Dining Table by Base Style

  • Leg Tables: traditional corner-leg construction in a wide range of shapes and styles.
  • Trestle Tables: two supports joined by a stretcher, often providing a strong visual base and flexible side seating.
  • Single Pedestal Tables: a central base that can simplify chair placement around smaller round or square tables.
  • Double Pedestal Tables: two pedestal bases commonly used on longer dining tables.
  • Pub and Gathering Tables: taller dining surfaces designed for compatible counter- or gathering-height seating.

Extension Dining Tables

Many dining tables are available with extension leaves, but leaf size, quantity and storage capability vary by model. Some tables can self-store certain leaves while others require separate storage. Check the individual table specifications before ordering.

How to Choose the Right Size

Measure the room with the table both closed and extended. Leave adequate clearance for chairs and walking paths, and consider the table base because legs and pedestals can affect where diners sit. A useful starting point is roughly 24 inches of table-edge space per diner, followed by verification against the actual table and chair dimensions.

Wood and Finish Choices

Available hardwoods vary by model and may include oak, brown maple, cherry, hard maple, quarter-sawn white oak, hickory and other species. Stain and finish selections allow a table to coordinate with new or existing dining chairs and storage furniture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all Amish dining tables extendable?
No. Many offer leaves, but extension capability varies by model.

Do all extension leaves self-store?
No. Self-storage depends on the table design, leaf type and number of leaves.

Can I order chairs separately?
Yes. Browse Amish dining chairs to select seating independently from the table.

Can table dimensions be customized?
Many models offer multiple standard sizes and some provide additional customization. Available sizes are listed with each product.

Amish Dining Tables FAQs

How many people will my dining table seat?
Plan on about 24 inches of table length per person for comfortable seating, plus room at the ends if you seat people there. Many extension tables accept 12-inch leaves, so one table can seat a few more guests when needed; leaf count varies by model.
What height are your dining tables?
Standard dining height is about 30 inches; many tables are also offered at 36-inch counter or pub height. Check each table's options for the heights it can be built in.
Which woods and stains are available for dining tables?
Most pieces are offered in several solid hardwoods, such as oak, quartersawn white oak, brown maple, cherry and hickory, along with a wide range of stains and paints. Exact wood and finish choices vary by item and are listed in each product's options.
How long does it take to receive an Amish dining table?
Every piece is built to order after you choose your options, so the typical timeline is 10–16 weeks including delivery. We ship nationwide.