A trestle base consists of legs at each end of the table joined together by stringer.
A trestle base typically consists of a leg or a pair of legs at each end of the table joined together by stringer. This type of base is inset from the sides and ends of the table, allowing space for people to comfortably sit at the table. The trestle is not simply decorative - it also gives the table a little extra stability. Trestle bases pair well with larger tables.
The Echo base is a rustic base that features an 8” square wood beam.
The Tobin base has two T shaped legs joined by a stringer.
The Sakami Trestle base includes 2 square U shaped legs.
The Hudson base is a trestle version of the classic Parsons table.
The Panuke Trestle base features wood panel legs.
The Kelly base is a cross base with two crosses where the verticals angle inward.
The Canonto base is a cross base with 90 degree angles.
The Yoder base has two legs that resemble an upside down Y joined by a stringer.
The Powell base features farmhouse style legs joined by a rustic metal turnbuckle.
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