Buy the table your machine's maker lists for your model, or a copy that names the same model. For a Singer Heavy Duty that's SINGER's mechanical Heavy Duty table, for a Brother XM2701 it's Brother's SAWT1 or the StitchTech version, and for a Juki HZL-F400 it's Juki's wide table. Fit is everything: a table that doesn't match your free arm wobbles, sits too high, or doesn't go on at all.
Quick picks
| Best for Singer Heavy Duty | SINGER Extension Table for Heavy Duty Mechanical Machines | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Best Singer alternative | StitchTech Extension Table for Singer Heavy Duty | Amazon |
| Best for Singer 6600C, 6700C, 6800C | SINGER Snap-On Extension Table for Computerized Heavy Duty | Amazon |
| Best for Brother XM2701 | StitchTech Extension Table for Brother (SAWT1 type) | Amazon |
| Best for Brother SE and Innov-is | StitchTech Extension Table for Brother Innov-is (SAWT5 type) | Amazon |
| Best for Juki | Juki Wide Extension Table for F and G Series | Amazon |
| Best for quilters, any machine | Sew Steady Portable Large Table, 18 x 24 in | Amazon |
How we picked these tables
We pulled Amazon's extension table results on October 21, 2026. We set aside listings that name no models ("universal" tables) and those with almost no ratings. For every remaining table we compared the model list in the listing with the manufacturer's own compatibility list on brother-usa.com, singer.com, janome.com or the Juki listing. Where a maker sells a table we couldn't find on Amazon, we name it with its part number so you can order it from a dealer.
This is a spec review. Fit lists come from listings and manufacturer pages; we did not fit these tables to machines ourselves. How we research.
Check first: your machine may already have one
Several popular machines ship with a table, so look in the box (or the carton list) before you buy.
| Machine | Table in the box? | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Brother CS7000X | Yes, "wide table" | Brother carton contents |
| Brother XR9550 | Yes, "Wide table" | Brother carton contents |
| Janome JW8100, 3160QDC-G, Sewist 780DC | Yes, "Extension Table" | Janome standard accessories |
| Singer Heavy Duty 4452 bundle | Yes | Amazon listing (see our Singer guide) |
| Brother XM2701, CS5055, ST531HD | No | Brother pages list none |
| Janome HD3000, Arctic Crystal | No | Janome accessory lists |
If yours is in the "No" rows, the fit table below is for you. If you're still choosing a machine and you quilt, buying one with a table included is cheaper; the Brother CS7000X is the usual example.
Which extension table fits which machine
| Your machine | Maker's table | Amazon option that lists it | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singer Heavy Duty 44S, 4411, 4423, 4432, 4452, 5511, 5523 (made in Vietnam, fall 2019 on) | SINGER mechanical HD table, SKU 250051596.01 | SINGER Grey table, StitchTech, VANELY | 15.25 x 10 in |
| Singer Heavy Duty 4511, 4523, 4532, 4552 | Singer says the mechanical table does not fit | None we could confirm | n/a |
| Singer Heavy Duty 6600C, 6700C, 6800C | SINGER computerized HD table, SKU 250051396.01 | SINGER snap-on | 15.25 x 10 in |
| Brother XM2701, XM3700, GX37, XR3774, ST371HD, ST531HD | Brother SAWT1 | StitchTech (SAWT1 type) | 15 x 8.8 in |
| Brother SE600, SE625, SE630, SE700, SE725, LB and NS models | Brother SAWT5 | StitchTech (SAWT5 type) | 18 x 11 in |
| Brother CS5055PRW and other Project Runway models | Brother SAWT2 | None we could confirm | Not listed |
| Brother SE1900, NS2750D | Brother SAWT4 | None we could confirm | Not listed |
| Juki HZL-F600, F400, F300, G210, G110 | Juki Wide Extension Table | Juki Wide Extension Table | 19.25 x 12 in |
| Janome HD3000, HD5000 (incl. Black Editions) | Janome clear wide table, part 491703015 | Dealer only in our search | About 16 x 16 in |
| Janome 1600 series high-speed | Janome resin table, part 499701006 | Janome resin table | 24 x 15 in |
| Anything else | Ask your dealer | Sew Steady custom 18 x 24 | 18 x 24 in |
Brother model lists from Brother's SAWT product pages on brother-usa.com; Singer from singer.com; Janome from janome.com; Juki from its Amazon listing. Checked October 21, 2026. Brother's pages don't list a table for the plain CS5055, only the CS5055PRW, so check with Brother before buying the SAWT2 for a CS5055.
The Singer serial check matters more than it sounds. Singer's product page says its mechanical table fits machines "if they have Vietnam as their country of origin" and gives a starting serial number for each model (for example ZHV1924003001 or later for the 4411). Older Heavy Duty machines have a different free arm. Our Singer serial number guide shows where to find yours.
How an extension table should sit
Every table here goes on the same way, according to the listings and Singer's page:
- Remove the accessory tray from the front of the machine to expose the free arm.
- Unfold the legs and slide the table over the free arm until it seats against the machine.
- Adjust the legs (on tables that have adjustable ones, such as the Juki) so the top is level with the needle plate and every leg touches the desk.
- Press down on the far corners. If the table rocks, adjust the legs again before you sew.
Garment sewing is the reason to keep the table removable: hems on sleeves and pant legs need the free arm, so the table comes off for those.
The 7 best sewing machine extension tables
SINGER Extension Table for Heavy Duty Mechanical Machines
The genuine table for the most popular machines on Amazon, with 2,278 ratings. It slides onto the free arm once the storage compartment is off, and the legs fold for storage. Singer's own page adds the detail the listing buries: it fits only Vietnam-made units from listed serial numbers, and not the 4511, 4523, 4532 or 4552.
At 15.25 by 10 inches it's a modest size. It's enough to keep a lap quilt or a curtain panel from dragging, not a quilting bed.
- Fits44S, 4411, 4423, 4432, 4452, 5511, 5523 (Vietnam, fall 2019 on)
- Size15.25 x 10 in
- Legsfolding
- Weight1.4 lb
Why it stands out
- Singer's own fit for the Heavy Duty family
- By far the most ratings of any table here
Think twice if
- You own a 4511, 4523, 4532 or 4552
- You want a big surface for quilting; see Sew Steady
StitchTech Extension Table for Singer Heavy Duty
A copy of Singer's table that adds two models to the list, the 5532 and 6335, which Singer's own table doesn't name. It's the same footprint, ABS plastic, snaps on without tools and has folding legs. 375 owners have rated it.
Before you choose it over the SINGER table for a 4423, run the same serial-number check; StitchTech also says "made since fall 2019".
- Fits44S, 4411, 4423, 4432, 4452, 5511, 5523, 5532, 6335 (made since fall 2019)
- Size15 x 10 in
- MaterialABS
- Legsfolding
Why it stands out
- Lists the 5532 and 6335
- Same size as Singer's table
Think twice if
- Your machine is on Singer's list and you'd rather have the genuine part
SINGER Snap-On Extension Table for Computerized Heavy Duty
The computerized Heavy Duty machines have their own free arm and their own table. Singer's page says it fits "6600C, 6700C and 6800C only," and the listing agrees. It has 189 ratings. A cheaper copy, the CKPSMS #2500513961, lists the same three plus their 05 variants, but with far fewer ratings.
- FitsHeavy Duty 6600C, 6700C, 6800C only
- Size15.25 x 10 in (Singer)
- Legsfolding
- Weight1.4 lb
Why it stands out
- Genuine Singer part for the computerized HD line
- Folding legs
Think twice if
- You own a mechanical Heavy Duty (4411 or 4423, for example); it won't fit
StitchTech Extension Table for Brother (SAWT1 type)
The XM2701 is Amazon's best-selling machine and it ships with no table. Brother's answer is the SAWT1 wide table, which brother-usa.com lists for the XM2701, XM3700, GX37, XR3774, ST371HD and ST531HD. We didn't find the genuine SAWT1 in Amazon's results, so this StitchTech table, built to the SAWT1 pattern with three legs, is the Amazon option. It has 88 ratings.
One difference worth noticing: Brother's SAWT1 list includes the GX37, XM3700 and ST371HD, which StitchTech's list doesn't name. Owners of those three should buy Brother's own SAWT1 from Brother or a dealer. See our XM2701 review for the machine's other limits.
- FitsXM2701, XM3701, GS2700, GS2750, GS2786, GS3700, GS3750, 27PK/2799, XL2800, BM2800, H537ST, LX3850, XR37T
- Size15 x 8.8 in
- Legsthree, folding
Why it stands out
- Lists the XM2701 and its siblings
- Three legs for a steadier corner
Think twice if
- You own a GX37, XM3700 or ST371HD: get the genuine SAWT1
StitchTech Extension Table for Brother Innov-is (SAWT5 type)
Brother's SAWT5 covers the SE embroidery machines (SE600 through SE750) and most Innov-is models, and this copy is built to the same pattern for less. At 18 by 11 inches it's bigger than the Singer and XM tables. The listing carries a sponsored tag, but it has 57 real ratings.
Check the model list carefully against your machine. Brother's SAWT5 page includes the SE630, SE700, SE725 and SE750; the StitchTech list we read names the SE600 and SE625 and was cut off before the end, so confirm your model in the full listing.
- FitsBrother LB5000, LB5500, LB6950, LB7000, NS15, NS80E, NS1750D, NV10A, NV180, SE600, SE625 and more
- Size18 x 11 in
- Legsfolding
Why it stands out
- Larger surface than the entry-level tables
- Built to Brother's SAWT5 pattern
Think twice if
- Your model isn't named in the full listing
Juki Wide Extension Table for F and G Series
Genuine Juki, and the largest maker table in this list at 19.25 by 12 inches. Juki says it's "guaranteed to work" with the HZL-F600, F400, F300, G210 and G110. The legs adjust to height on all sides, and a ruler bar across the front measures in inches and centimeters. It has 122 ratings. Our Juki guide covers the machines it fits.
- FitsHZL-F600, F400, F300, G210, G110
- Size19.25 x 12 in
- Legsadjustable
- Topacrylic, metal frame
- Extrasruler bar (in and cm)
Why it stands out
- Largest maker table here
- Adjustable legs and a built-in ruler
Think twice if
- You own a Juki TL straight-stitch machine; it isn't on the list
Sew Steady Portable Large Table, 18 x 24 in
When your maker sells no table, or theirs is too small for quilting, this is the answer. Sew Steady cuts the opening to your machine; the listing says you "must contact us with your machines make/model information" after ordering. At 18 by 24 inches it's more than twice the area of the Singer and Brother tables, and it's clear acrylic. It has 542 ratings.
Dealers also sell Sew Steady in other sizes (a Junior at 11.5 by 15 and a Giant at 24 by 32, per Quality Sewing's listings) if 18 by 24 doesn't suit your desk.
- Size18 x 24 in
- Materialacrylic
- Weight6 lb
- Fitcustom cut for your make and model
Why it stands out
- Fits nearly any machine once cut
- Big enough for real quilting support
Think twice if
- You need it this week: it's made to order
- You want something that folds away into a drawer
Side-by-side comparison
| Table | For | Size | Made by the machine maker | Ratings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SINGER mechanical HD | Singer 44S to 5523 | 15.25 x 10 in | Yes | 2,278 |
| StitchTech Singer HD | Singer 44S to 6335 | 15 x 10 in | No | 375 |
| SINGER computerized HD | 6600C, 6700C, 6800C | 15.25 x 10 in | Yes | 189 |
| StitchTech Brother SAWT1 type | XM2701 family | 15 x 8.8 in | No | 88 |
| StitchTech Brother SAWT5 type | SE and Innov-is | 18 x 11 in | No | 57 |
| Juki Wide Extension Table | Juki F and G series | 19.25 x 12 in | Yes | 122 |
| Sew Steady 18 x 24 | Any machine (custom cut) | 18 x 24 in | No | 542 |
Rating counts from Amazon on October 21, 2026.
Choosing the right one
Genuine part or copy
Buy the maker's part when it's easy to get: Singer's two Heavy Duty tables and Juki's table are on Amazon with solid rating counts. The copies earn their place when the maker's part is pricey (Brother's SAWT5) or hard to find (the SAWT1 on Amazon), or when a copy lists a model the genuine one doesn't, like StitchTech's 5532 and 6335.
Molded plastic or acrylic
The snap-on tables from Singer and Brother, and their copies, are molded plastic, around 15 by 10 inches, with folding legs. Acrylic tables like Sew Steady and Janome's HD3000 table are bigger and clear, and they sit around the whole machine bed. For piecing and garments the small ones are plenty. For quilting, size wins: an 18 by 24 table carries far more of the quilt's weight.
Watch the "universal" listings
Several listings call themselves universal and name no models, and the ones in our search had one rating or none. Free arms differ in width, length and height between brands and even between generations of the same model, as Singer's serial-number list shows. Skip any table that doesn't name your model.
When a sewing table is the better buy
If you quilt big and have the room, a cabinet that lowers the machine flush with the tabletop gives you a larger level surface than any extension table. Our best sewing table guide covers those, and our quilting machine guide covers machines that include a wide table. For the other small add-ons that help, see sewing machine accessories.
Which one to buy
Look up your model in the fit table and buy what it says. For most owners that's the SINGER mechanical Heavy Duty table (after the serial check) or, for an XM2701, the StitchTech SAWT1-type table. If you quilt and want real support, skip the snap-ons and order a Sew Steady 18 x 24 cut for your machine.
Fit lists come from each Amazon listing and from brother-usa.com, singer.com and janome.com product pages, checked October 21, 2026. Prices change often, so the buttons above show the current price on Amazon. How we research · Affiliate disclosure