The greatest thing since swinging doors had to have been this table. I'm not sure what they had before they had swinging doors, but before this table they had to store the leaves in a closet, bribe someone (Bourbon worked well for that) to help pull the table apart then insert the leaves, bribe again to push the table back together - in short, quite complicated.

If you know how to open a drawer you can extend this dining table. Pull the leaf all the way out from the end of the table, lift it all the way up, and push against the table. You're done. Its that fast - its that simple - and the leaf is never, ever, buried in the closet. Cherry wood shown with Harvest stain and Antiquity distressed finish option.

With its authentic breadboard ends and their pull-out leaves, this instantly extendable table can seat up to ten. The hidden mechanism is strong and durable. Beautifully simple.

Details: Comes with built-in extension leaves. 48" tables - 16" leaves; 60" tables - 18" leaves; 72" tables - 24" leaves.

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