Extendable Dining Table, 47.3–63 in, MDF Top with Metal Frame

Product Overview

This extendable dining table expands from a compact configuration to a longer table using integrated sliding tracks and a removable/insertable extension board (expandable leaf). The tabletop is MDF with a scratch-resistant laminate surface mounted on a reinforced metal frame that uses a triangular/dual‑stabilization design for improved rigidity. Right-angled edges and a collapsed profile allow chairs to tuck under the table to save floor space. Safety corner covers are included.

Available in four finish options to match different decor: Walnut, Espresso, Black and Rustic Brown.

Key Features

• Expandable top: Collapses to 47.3" and extends to 63" via integrated sliding tracks and a removable extension board.
• Scratch-resistant surface: MDF tabletop with a laminate finish for easy cleaning.
• Reinforced support: Metal frame with a triangular/dual-stabilization structure for improved rigidity and stability.
• Space-saving profile: Right-angled edges and a collapsed length that allow chairs to tuck underneath.
• Safety: Includes safety corner covers.

Dimensions & Specifications

Collapsed Configuration

• Overall length (closed): 47.3 in

Extended Configuration

• Overall length (extended): 63 in

• Weight capacity: Supports up to 330 lb

Materials & Construction

• Tabletop: MDF with a scratch-resistant laminate surface.
• Base & frame: Reinforced metal frame with a triangular/dual-stabilization design.
• Mechanism: Integrated sliding tracks and one removable/insertable extension board (expandable leaf).

Available Options

• Finish colors: Walnut; Espresso; Black; Rustic Brown

What's Included

• Table with integrated sliding mechanism
• One removable/insertable extension board (expandable leaf)
• Safety corner covers and hardware

Assembly & Compatibility

• Ships with clearly labeled parts and visual assembly instructions.
• How to use the extension: Pull the two halves apart using the sliding tracks, lift out the expandable board, attach the board to one side of the tabletop, then push the halves together to lock the leaf in place.