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Dining Room Furniture

DMAITH 20"-118" Extendable Dining Table for 2-12 People, Modern Modular Extension Table, Space-Saving Extra Long Folding Dining Table, Multifunctional Conference Meeting Table, Walnut

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DMAITH 20"-118" Extendable Dining Table for 2-12 People, Modern Modular Extension Table, Space-Saving Extra Long Folding Dining Table, Multifunctional Conference Meeting Table, Walnut
- Ultimate Flexibility: This dining table adjusts from 20" to 118", accommodating from 2 to 12 people, perfect for any occasion and space.
- Space-Saving Design: 118 Long Full-Sized Dining Table folds out to a compact 20" Console, with leaves neatly stored underneath.
- Elegant Durability: Crafted from engineered wood and smooth-gliding metal rails, with finishes in white, walnut, marble, and oak.
- Versatile Style: Fits seamlessly into any decor, whether classic or modern, adding a touch of sophistication.
- Easy Assembly: Comes with all parts and clear instructions, making setup a breeze.
Country USA
Brand DMAITH
Manufacturer DMAITH
ItemPartNumber SMT-CT007WALT
Color Walnut
Size 20" - 118.5" (2-12 People)
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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