Double Pedestal Tables
Double pedestal tables offer excellent seating flexibility, with plenty of open space around the perimeter of the table. Because the bases are positioned toward the center, chairs can be placed along the sides and ends with less interference than you may experience with a trestle base.
This makes double pedestal tables a great choice when maximizing seating is a priority. As the table expands, the pedestals remain out of the way of most seated guests, allowing you to make good use of the additional table space.
Some of our double pedestal tables can also expand significantly for larger gatherings, with drop-down support legs added when needed to provide extra stability.
Drop Down Legs
For tables with five or more extensions, our builders add drop down legs to allow stability at extended lengths. The legs use hinges at the top and they can fold under the top and rest on the mounting plates when not in use. They only need to be used when the table is extended with more than 4 leaves.
Geared table slides
Geared table slides are used on tables with 1 - 4 leaves (unless otherwise noted). These slides allow for ease of use when opening and closing. They cannot be used on tables with 5 or more extensions.
Wooden Table slides
For tables with five or more extensions, we use wooden table slides. These are lighter-weight than the geared extensions and allow for the telescoping function needed to expand to hold up to 12 extensions.
Watch our table expanding
Leaves are easily inserted and lined up with engraved numbers.
Client Stories
Authentic Amish
craftsmanship
Built by skilled Amish craftsmen, each trestle table is made from solid hardwood using time-tested joinery techniques. Designed for strength, beauty, and longevity, these tables are crafted to be enjoyed for generations.

