Amish Craftsmanship
Some facts about how the furniture we sell is made.
Mortise and Tenon construction adds strength to each table’s design while preserving the fine detail of its design.
Table tops are made of one inch solid wood and fitted with solid steam-bent skirts.
Solid hardwood, fully extendable drawers allow easy access and more usable storage space. As each table is unique, it is branded and numbered with its own serial Leaves are cut to fit each table precisely and receive the table’s serial number along with its numeric order for installation.
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During the assembly process all spindle chairs are glued and screwed and mission chairs are tenon During the finishing process chairs receive a coat of stain applied by spray to assure complete coverage. 
Finally, a finish coat is applied providing an even luster that will provide years of durable beauty to every chair.  |
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In all the tables we sell there is a quality of workmanship that assures
many years of retained beauty and endurance. This workmanship can be found in the attention
to the smallest details found throughout the line.
High quality gear slides provide ease in opening and closing the table tops while providing
the convenience of self leaf storage on many table designs. Wood slides are designed for
easy operation and are built for superior table top support. 
Specially designed sanding equipment ensures that each table is sanded smoothly and uniformly.
number for future reference.
Leg connections are reinforced by a v-grooved corner block assembly with a two bolt attachment.
Each part is
carefully produced to strict specifications.
and mortised for increased strength and durability. After assembly, each chair is hand sanded prior to being sent on to the finishing facility.
The stain
is then hand rubbed to remove excess and provide an even and consistent color while enhancing the beauty of each chair’s unique grain.
After a drying period each chair is given a coat of sealer and is again hand sanded prior to finishing. This process reduces any raised grain that may have resulted from the sealing process.
Our Amish bed builders use a high quality bolt system rather than hook on
rails to provide the strongest, most solid bed on the market. They also use dovetail slat construction with attached posts extending to the floor
under the center of the bed. This feature provides the ultimate support for your mattress and boxspring.
Our beds are handcrafted using the finest woods available. There is quality workmanship in every bed that assures many years of endurance.
This workmanship can be found in the attention to detail that makes each bed unique and beautiful, a family heirloom for future generations.