Basic Valuable Information on Amish Dining Room Tables.

<strong>Basic</strong> <strong>Valuable</strong> <strong>Information</strong> on Amish Dining Room Tables
Selling furniture is more than showing the nice woods and finishes. It also requires the understanding of
what the client's wishes and tastes are for their dining room. There are some technical issues that can
blow the sale because you do not know the answers to some very basic questions such as seating
arrangements and basic styles.
There are essentially 3 different styles of tables. The leg table which has legs at the four corners, the
single pedestal table with a large single post in the center of the table and the trestle with a large
component placed equal distant under the table. Each has advantages and different looks.
The leg table is probably the sturdiest table of the three, but you do lose a bit of seating room at the
corners and leg tables are really not applicable to round tops. The leg table accommodate a large variety
of tops is probably the most popular style table in use. And the design of these tables is better suited for
Amish dining room table while round tables require a bit more square footage in the room for servicing
and eating.

The single pedestal table eliminates the issue with seating and also allows for the round top, but some
claim to be a bit tippy especially with heavy dishes of food at an edge and without a proper counter
balance and this is an important item to keep in mind with large dinner parties. It also allows for plenty
of leg room under the table.
The trestle tables give a higher stability factor than the single pedestal. This type of table also has the
spacing free that the leg table takes, but there is less room for the feet and for those that like to stretch
their legs will find the trestle to contend with. Because of the additional materials and labor in its
manufacturing, the trestle tables are generally the most expensive.
The next item for discussion is the about slides and I am issuing a quote from a manufacturer.
The slides used in all leg style tables up to 4 leaves are specially designed to take weight in the center of
the table when opened. When opened, the equalizer slides used in pedestal or trestle style tables are
designed to take the weight on the ends of the table. The slide manufacturer heartily discourages this as
it is contrary to design if equalizer slides are desired for the leg tables we will try to satisfy the request;
however.

Another major point on the slides in that there are two types; the steel geared slide and the wooden
slide. Rather than going into elaborate detail about cambers negative and positive and their interaction,
let us just say that steel geared slides are fine up to 4 leaves. Anything table to use more that 4 leaves
must have the wooden slide, PERIOD. If they tell you different, they are WRONG.
One of my Amish table builders, probably the best table builder in the Amish Furniture World told me
so and he has been in business for a long time and has been a pioneer in table manufacturing. They
know more about tables than many big manufacturers and especially those who manufacturer overseas
who sell quite inferior products compared to the real Amish furniture.
Now you know enough about slides and if you have an issue, you can contact me and I will answer you,
but it does not change the facts that have been presented.
One other point on slides being that we make tables that will seat 20+ seating and a special hutch that
serves 9 tucks and guests away in a corner the size of a butler or serving cart. But of course it has
wooden slide as it should have and is an Amish original. This is the table that hides except for the large
dinner parties or serves as a marvelous huge buffet table that would hold lots of foods,

The last item is serving size and size of the table. Each person is 24" on average and each leave is 12"
wide. You will have one person at the head and the other at the foot and that is 2. If the table is 48" long
that will seat 2 persons on each side for a total of 6 at this table. Each leave being 12" wide equate to
1/2 a person, so 2 leaves equal 2 seated persons. This will assist you in determining the size of the table.
Now how many guests you have arrive for your dinner is another article and who to invite to dinner. By
the say, my date cards for dinner is open especially in warm areas and I do black tie events. And I love all
cuisine and not picky.
Hope that this information will assist you in your next purchase. You are now in control so when you
walk into a furniture store, you just might know a bit more than the ordinary sales person and that is to
your advantage.
The leg table which has legs at the four corners, the single pedestal table with a large single post in the
center of the table and the trestle with a large component placed equal distant under the table. The leg
table is probably the sturdiest table of the three, but you do lose a bit of seating room at the corners
and leg tables are really not applicable to round tops. The slides used in all leg style tables up to 4 leaves
are specially designed to take weight in the center of the table when opened. The equalizer slides used
in pedestal or trestle style tables are designed to take the weight on the ends of the table when opened.
One of my Amish table builders, probably the best table builder in the Amish Furniture World told me so
and he has been in business for a long time and has been a pioneer in table manufacturing.
Contact Details :=
Company Name : Online Amish Furniture
Contact Number : +1 888-882-6474
Address:-Shelby Charter Township, Michigan 48315, USA
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