Amish Furniture Factory 652 Mission Pedestal Dining Table

The single pedestal design is actually superior for legroom because it eliminates corner legs that can get in the way. It allows for more flexible seating arrangements, as guests can sit anywhere around the table without bumping into table legs.

Wooden gear slides are a traditional, time-tested choice that offers a smooth, tactile feel when extending the table. Roller bearing slides provide a more modern, effortless glide that requires less physical force to operate, which is ideal if you frequently adjust the table size.

Yes, this model is available in both standard dining height (30 inches) and counter height (36 inches). Be sure to measure your existing chairs or stools to ensure you select the height that provides the most comfortable clearance for your seating.

While the table is designed for straightforward assembly, the solid wood components are heavy and substantial. We strongly recommend having two people present to safely handle the tabletop and pedestal base during the setup process.

All available wood species are high-quality hardwoods, but they vary in grain pattern and hardness. Denser woods like hard maple or oak are more resistant to dents and scratches, making them excellent choices for high-traffic dining rooms, while softer woods offer unique grain character and a different aesthetic warmth.