Comments on: 47’’-63’’ 100% Oak Extendable Dining Table and

By: cass

cass — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

We love this table!!!
We love this table!! We have a small dining space but a large family so we were looking for a table that could be extended for when we have them over for gatherings. This table ended up being a perfect fit for our needs! With the price tag I was a bit concerned with the possible quality but once it arrived I was VERY impressed with the quality and the solid wood. It’s a solid sturdy table! It didn’t require much assembly and came mostly together with the exception of the legs. Those took us about 30-40 mins with two people to apply. It took a few minutes to get the screws and legs aligned properly and the screws on the bottom of the legs took longer to screw in as the placement is very close to a wooden piece. But those things were very minor and seeing as the table was for the most part put together (and such great quality) it didn’t bother me at all. We ordered the bench with our table, that did ship separately and arrived a few days before the table. I reached out to the seller and they provided me with a second tracking # for the table as once the bench shipped Amazon marked the order as arrived. Both the table and bench arrived WAY before the estimated shipping date so we were very pleased with that! I was so impressed with the table and seller I ended up coming back to buy the 4 chairs to replace our old ones. With all that said if you’re looking for a quality table that’s affordable, looks great, and is easy to put together I highly recommend this table you won’t be disappointed!

By: erda

erda — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Dining Table
I honestly can’t believe the quality of this table for the price. It’s all solid oak wood, not MDF or particle board like almost everything else you’ll find around $360. Many of the minimalist “solid wood” tables I looked at couldn’t even support 200 lbs, and most tables in this price range struggle above 250 lbs. This one is rated for 500 lbs and feels extremely solid.The table has thick, heavy legs, and once it’s in place, it doesn’t move or wobble at all. Every single part is real wood and extremely well built. The craftsmanship is obvious as soon as you touch it.On top of that, the finish is beautiful, a rich, fine color that looks even better in person. It’s a real eye-catcher and honestly a real beauty. If you’re comparing other tables, don’t overthink it; most of them are MDF at this price. This is the real deal, and I would absolutely buy it again.

By: KM

KM — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Good value.
Very pleased with items, bought as a package, table and 4 chairs. Excellent quality. Easy to assemble but takes a little time! For table no English instructions but easy to assemble – screws have blue “lock tite” suggest dry fitting screws in legs 1st. Will be easier to fit screws on assembly and avoids possible cross threading since upper screws are difficult to access easily. With the chairs suggests fitting ALL screws loosely then with chair on flat surface tightening all screws starting with the backrest. I think the set is very good value.

By: Melissa Rose

Melissa Rose — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

seems like decent quality for the price
Overall seems like decent quality for the price. I needed a very specific length for my dining room to be large enough for our whole family but have a little wiggle room to get around the ends. I couldn’t seem to find a 63” table that was one piece but this one fully extended got me the length i needed. I do not love the look of the seams in the middle but I may get a table runner to help disguise it, we shall see. Compared to other tables I looked at, this table top seems like it’s actually hard wood vs veneer. It’s very smooth and seems like it will wipe up well. I’m really trying to maximize the size here with the bench and chairs I found to go with it but just fyi the bench and the 3 chairs on opposite side do not push in all the way as they get stuck on the legs. Optimally I would say 2 chairs on either long side would fit better. The bench I have is 47” long and does not fit between the legs. We’ll see if that bothers me long term or not. Ideally I would prefer it to push all the way in. The middle leaf thing is very easy to switch in and out and just stores inside the table when not used.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Happy to have this nice table.
Great little table. Was cursing the reviews saying easy to assemble (big clumbsy hands) until saw the tops slide stoppers were simply screwed on. Once they were removed putting the legs on was super easy. Beautiful oak top, the dark stain really makes the grain pop. So well built, the last dining table we’ll need. Got nice set of chairs from Reoney as well (both parts of set built in China and great quality). Finally our old water damaged place starts to feel like home again.

By: Brynn

Brynn — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Not worth it
Table seems strong, but two of the pieces that should hold the table together are loose, which makes a table that heavy iffy. Tried to return it, but the shipping isn’t worth it.

By: Kris

Kris — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Great table
Took a minute to figure out how to put the legs on and it was a tight for the wrench. The instructions were in Chinese so no help. At first I thought the legs fit inside the apron but looked at the picture on the box and knew they went on the outside of the apron. It is solid wood, not veneer over particle board. Slides open easily and the leaf opens nicely.

By: Alexander Twersky

Alexander Twersky — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:45:47 +0000

Plusses and Minuses
The table is reasonably well-crafted and has a pleasant deep brown hue. Be forewarned you need two people to carry this from porch/lobby to wherever you choose to assemble it. It’s heavy as hell, and I should know because I carried it solo. I deducted a couple of stars because as with many such items that are crafted and shipped from the manufacturing juggernaut that is China, the assembly can be a bit tricky. In principle, two bolts attached each of the four legs to the frame. However, because of the obstruction presented by the extension housing, it’s very laborious and contorting to use the Allen wrench to fasten them. Additionally, it’s also a roll of the dice whether the parts/screw holes will be precision crafted. In my case, one of them was a bit angled on one of the legs, so the bolt could not be completely screwed in completely. The table is still stable, but for a $500+ product, it should be crafted precisely enough so all the bolts fit.