Amish Direct Furniture Tifton Table

A live edge means the tabletop retains the natural, irregular contour of the tree's outer edge rather than being cut into a straight, uniform line. Because every slab is unique, your table will feature distinct curves, knots, and grain patterns that are specific to the individual piece of wood used.

Yes, the Tifton table is built to order, allowing you to select from various premium hardwoods and finish options. This ensures you can match the wood tone and texture to your existing dining room palette.

The black epoxy filling is used to stabilize and smooth out natural voids, cracks, or knots in the wood slab. It creates a sleek, level surface while highlighting the organic character of the wood with a modern, high-contrast detail.

The trestle base is specifically engineered to support the weight of solid wood slabs while providing excellent stability. Its design also offers the added benefit of unobstructed legroom around the perimeter of the table compared to traditional four-legged designs.

No, the Tifton table features a fixed, non-extending top. Because of the unique, organic nature of live edge slabs, they are typically crafted as single, solid pieces rather than extendable designs.

The table arrives in pieces to ensure safe transport, so some assembly is required. You will need to attach the trestle base to the tabletop, which generally involves securing the provided hardware to pre-drilled points.