Amish Direct Furniture Mission Leg Table

Self-storing leaves are designed to be tucked away directly inside the table frame when not in use. This eliminates the need to find extra closet or storage space for your extensions and makes transitioning between table sizes quick and seamless.

You have flexibility here. The table is available in several shapes, including standard rectangle, bow end, and boat shapes, along with 1-inch radius corners to soften the look. You can select the profile that best fits your dining room's flow and seating requirements.

Some assembly is required, typically involving attaching the legs to the tabletop. Because this is a solid wood piece, the components are heavy, so we recommend having two people on hand to safely flip the table once the legs are secured.

To protect the wood, use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning and avoid harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes with silicone. It is also best to use coasters and placemats, as solid wood can be susceptible to water rings and heat damage over time.

The flared corbels on this mission-style table serve both purposes. While they are a defining aesthetic feature that adds architectural interest to the square posts, they also provide additional structural reinforcement at the leg-to-apron connection.

While all available wood species are high-quality hardwoods, they do vary in grain pattern and hardness. Denser woods like oak or maple are generally more resistant to dents and scratches, making them excellent choices for high-traffic dining areas.