ColorBlack
Available at
dwr.comBest Price
$5,996.25
ViewThe Cross Extension Table, designed by Matthew Hilton in 2005, is a versatile and modern dining table featuring an ingenious splayed-leg base that maximizes legroom while ensuring stability. The tabletop is crafted with a solid-wood chamfered edge and includes a locking steel mechanism that allows it to smoothly expand to three different lengths (78.75", 98.5", and 118.25") to accommodate up to 12 people. A convenient felt-lined compartment beneath the top provides storage for the extension leaves.
- Splayed-leg base for maximum legroom and stability
- Locking steel extension mechanism
- Solid-wood chamfered edge for comfort and durability
- Felt-lined interior storage compartment for leaves
- Expands to three possible lengths: 78.75", 98.5", and 118.25"
- Seats up to 12 people when fully expanded
Details
- Category
- Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
- Leg Material
- Wood
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood, Walnut wood
- Table Base Type
- Cross-leg (X-base), Four-leg
- Extension Mechanism
- Self-storing leaf
- Tabletop Pattern
- Solid
- Tabletop Material
- Wood, Particle board
- Wood Finish
- Solid wood, Veneered, Lacquered/varnished
- Leg Pattern
- Solid
- Materials
- solid walnut, solid oak, walnut veneer, oak veneer, particleboard, steel, felt
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This CASE kitchen & dining room table is sold by 1 retailer for $5,996.25. Available at dwr.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Splayed-leg base for maximum legroom and stability, Locking steel extension mechanism, Solid-wood chamfered edge for comfort and durability, Felt-lined interior storage compartment for leaves, and Expands to three possible lengths: 78.75", 98.5", and 118.25".
- What is it made of?
- It's made of solid walnut, solid oak, walnut veneer, oak veneer, particleboard, steel, and felt.
- What colors are available?
- It comes in black and oak.
- What's its extension mechanism?
- Its extension mechanism is self-storing leaf.