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My partner and I just downsized into a small home and we’re trying to make the most of our limited dining space. We eat at the table daily just the two of us, but host 4–6 people once or twice a month. We’re looking for a compact extendable dining table that doesn’t wobble when fully opened. It should also look good and isn’t a pain to expand. Wood or similar aesthetic preferred. Any recommendations or things to watch out for when buying one? Also, where should we look first? Thanks!
update: took a look at some on FB marketplace but nothing caught my partner's eye. Went and ordered one extendable dining table from Castlery as suggested by my partner. thanks everyone
Hi all,
We're remodeling or galley kitchen with a small dining area at the end that is ~8' x 8'. We previously had a 36" wide table that expanded from 48" to 60". The length is good but with chairs the width made it a bit cramped to move around. I'm looking for some options in a narrow expandable rectangular table that can sit 4 regularly and 6+ occasionally.
Thanks!