45.5" Retro Wooden Dining Table for 4, Solid Wood Legs, Easy Assembly, Kitchen, Living Room, Restaurant (Chairs Not Included)

At a Glance

Seating Capacity: 4

Shop Sustainably: Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) 100% Certified

Assembly Required

Seating Capacity (Fully Extended): 4

About This Product

This versatile rectangular dining table combines excellent craftsmanship and trusted quality, handmade from premium MDF with birch veneer and solid wood legs for superior stability (330 lb capacity). The water-resistant surface offers easy cleaning, while its elegant design—featuring clean lines and a tapered leg base—fits any dining room or home office. Spacious enough for four, it hosts gatherings effortlessly. With straightforward assembly and dimensions of 45.5"L x 28.5"W x 30"H, it brings both practicality and timeless style to your lifestyle.

Features

Handcrafted with premium MDF, birch veneer, and solid wood legs for exceptional stability and a 330 lb weight capacity.
Features a practical water and oil-resistant tabletop that is remarkably easy to clean and maintain.
Multifunctional design seamlessly transitions from an elegant dining table to a stylish home office desk.
Spacious rectangular surface comfortably accommodates four people for family meals and gatherings.
Boasts a timeless, modern aesthetic with clean lines and a tapered leg base to complement any décor.

Details

Table Top Shape: Rectangular
Top Material: Manufactured Wood
Base Material: Manufactured Wood
Seating Capacity: 4
Seating Capacity When Fully Extended: 4
Table Base Type: Four Leg
Weight Capacity: 330 lb.
Base Color: Walnut
Top Color: Walnut
Manufactured Wood Type: MDF
Material: Manufactured Wood
Base Type: Four Leg
Overall Shape: Rectangular

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) 100% Certified
Sustainability Certification Descriptions: FSC® N003885. FSC® is dedicated to the promotion of responsible forest management worldwide. By selecting this product, you help take care of the world’s forests. Learn more: www.fsc.org.”