The Revell Extendable Table is a marvel of design and functionality that easily transforms from a modest, everyday dining table to a grand surface suitable for large gatherings of up to 10 people. The key to its versatility is a German-engineered mechanism which smoothly reveals or conceals a set of integrated extensions, allowing you to choose from three different table lengths. Each hand-crafted, solid wood top in Oak or Walnut has an organic, natural grain pattern that’s one-of-a-kind and features a delicately beveled edge detail. The top rests on a durable, steel and solid-wood frame, and concealed wheels on one end make transforming the extension as easy as 1-2-3.

Features

• Table extends in 20” increments, from 63" to 83" to 103" long, providing flexibility for different seating arrangements.
• Sits up to 6 people when table is closed, up to 8 people with one extension and up to 10 people when fully extended.
• Two fold-out leaves are smartly hidden underneath when not in use or table is in closed position.
• Tabletop is constructed with solid oak or walnut.
• Tabletop is finished with a water-based, water-resistant clear coat in a low-lustre finish.
• Stress relief channels and integrated steel reinforcement bars help minimize movement caused by changes in humidity.
• Steel frame features an integrated two-stage extension system for smooth and durable operation.
• Steel legs and frame is finished with a durable textured powder coat.
• Integrated wheels beneath the two legs on the extension side allow the table to be extended without lifting the table and help protect flooring. Non-marking tack feet on opposite set of legs.
• Wood is a natural material, with variations in grain pattern and colour that make each design unique.
• It is normal for solid wood to expand and shrink due to variations in environmental humidity. A consistent humidity level of approximately 50% is recommended to prevent cracks and surface splits.
• When extended, the leaves are securely held in place by an integrated locking mechanism.