59"-77" Extendable Dining Table, Farmhouse Wooden Kitchen Table with Removable

We’ve had this LITTLE TREE 47-inch round dining table in Oak for a week, and we absolutely love it. Putting it together was easy, and we were ready to eat at it in no time. The oak finish looks great in our space and gives the room a warm, inviting feel. The size is just right. It comfortably seats four and has room for six when company comes over, but it doesn’t take up too much room, so the rest of the space still feels open. The round shape also makes it easy to talk with everyone at the table. After a week of daily use it feels sturdy and well made. If you want a dining table that is simple to set up, looks nice, and doesn’t crowd your room, we highly recommend it

Sturdy, nice looking table - easy to assemble. I put a glass top on it that I had from a previous set - it took the look up a notch, in my opinion. The price was VERY reasonable

Extremely easy to put together, done in about 15-20mins. Perfect match to other "greige" colored items purchased via Amazon. I was afraid the 42" would be too big for the small space, but it's actually PERFECT! Very sturdy & the seem is practically invisible. 😍

This is a great table, especially for the price. It was easy to put together and looks really nice. I love that it extends because I have it in a fairly small space, so I can keep it compact for everyday use and make it larger whenever we have guests. That flexibility has been really useful

We’ve had this table for about a year now, and I still love it! It has held up really well with everyday use, and I love the look and size of it. It feels sturdy and has been a great table for our family. The only downside, especially if you have little kids, is that the grooves in the tabletop can be a little difficult to clean. Crumbs and food can get stuck in them, so sometimes it takes a little extra effort to get everything out. It’s not a huge issue for me, though, and definitely wouldn’t stop me from recommending the table. Overall, I’m very happy with it after a year of use!

I like the look of the table. Fits nicely and seems solid. I bought a number of items that had to be assembled so I had to hire someone to put all the items together. I know, sort of defeats the purpose, but I’m not handy so it was worth it!

Amazon with the win! I needed a larger table for a small area in my house and didn’t want to spend a lot of money. Husband put it together easily and it looks great. He commented on how good it looked and would never have guessed the price

Arrived on time. The box was slightly damaged, but the table parts were in perfect condition. Assembly was quick and easy. I bought the chairs separately, and I’m very happy with how it turned out—a charming dining set for less than $400. Great value

It’s a beautiful looking table and feels very sturdy. I just thought it was going to be a little bigger based on the pictures, but I really like how it turned out! It was also very easy to assemble. Overall, I’m happy with it!

It’s very nice, I get compliments on it. 4 star for complex assembly for me, thinness of finish, and the 2 issues I took pictures of. It was a LOT of pcs. It had about 56 of 1 type of hardware and there must’ve been at least 100 or more pieces of hardware. At east 28 board pieces. It took me 6 hours to put together. I’ve put all my furniture together. Recliners, sofa, beds, etc. this almost made me cry, simply because I was not expecting so many pieces. Every piece along the side, bottom, underneath, and legs of the table is separate. The legs alone had about 5 pc each plus all the hardware. It’s doable but every piece has to be put together. Even the extension alignment pins have to be put in. Instructions were good. It’s seems super sturdy and finish is tough, however, it seems about as thick as heavy copy paper. While screwing in screws, if you slightly get off track, it scratches past finish down to what looks like super compressed cardboard-not even particle board. Once it’s done, it slides apart very smoothly, the extension fits nicely on 2 racks under closed table but I had to put shims on the racks because depending where your knees are, it can touch the stored extension. Traditional chairs at ends cannot be pushed under table all the way due to table legs. Obviously, for extra people, they’ll have to sit with legs apart 😬 around that area. Do I recommend? Absolutely! Just be aware of these details I would’ve loved to have read prior to buying. I hope this helps

Why 3 stars: Pros: It’s a pretty looking space saving dining table. It has a faux marble finish which makes it look good and contemporary- with a Scandinavian minimalist look. It is also quite stable, once assembled. And it is easier to clean with a gentle wipe - so, easy to clean finish. Till now, we have been gentle with it, so not sure if it is truly scratch resistant but the finish appears to be durable. Moreover, the extension works well and smoothly but you have to be careful while assembling the table. If you make a small mistake, that extension feature may not work perfectly which will frustrate the user. Cons: Not simple to assemble - need at least 2 people who are cross checking the directions and the arch others work. Secondly, even while extended, you cannot seat 8 people. Because the leg support frames come in the way (I have attached a photo from the side to show this). Thirdly, it’s quite narrow - may be around 2.5 ft wide. So, if you have multiple dishes while serving and a few bottles of wine, they will all compete for space. People sitting on the sides facing one another feel a bit too cosy. Four, my particular piece came with a chip in one of the pieces but it was too late in the assembly process and it would have been a chore to return. So, just assembled it with the chipped piece intact - it should not impact structural integrity. (I have included a picture of the chipped piece as well). And finally, very frustratingly, my order came 1 week later than the promised delivery date (during the ordering process) - which is not about the table but its about the commitment to a certain timeline that was not kept. (As a result, I had to host a bunch of people without a dining table). All in all: you get what you pay for. Generally decent. I ordered it in a jiffy, which I probably shouldn’t have (only because I wanted something quick and table didn’t even arrive on time)