Miniyam 55"–70.8" Extendable Dining Table for 4–8, Durable MDF Tabletop with Rounded Corners and Heavy-Duty Metal Base, Dark Gray

EXTENDABLE DINING TABLE FOR FLEXIBLE USE: This rectangular dining table easily expands from 55" to 70.8" in length, comfortably seating 4 to 8 people. The built-in smooth metal sliding rails make extending effortless, ideal for both intimate dinners and large family gatherings. Whether used in a kitchen, dining room, or open-plan space, it adds versatility and modern charm to any home.

2.6-INCH THICK MDF TOP WITH ROUNDED EDGES: Constructed from premium MDF wood with a durable triamine surface, the tabletop offers impressive sturdiness and a sleek matte texture that resists scratches and daily wear. The 2.6-inch thick top delivers a substantial, high-end look, while the softly rounded corners enhance safety for households with children or frequent guests.

ELEGANT MODERN DESIGN: Designed by Miniyam, this dining table features a clean rectangular silhouette and refined surface texture that blend easily with a variety of interior styles—from contemporary and minimalist to rustic farmhouse.

Its neutral finish options allow you to coordinate effortlessly with different chair colors, lighting, and décor themes, bringing harmony and sophistication to your dining space. HEAVY-DUTY CROSS METAL BASE FOR STABILITY: The geometric X-shaped base crafted from powder-coated black iron ensures exceptional strength, stability, and long-term durability.

Wide legs provide balanced support, preventing wobbling or tilting, while the sleek black finish adds a touch of modern sophistication. The structure supports up to 165 lbs for reliable everyday use. SMOOTH SLIDE MECHANISM: The precision metal slide tracks ensure the table extends smoothly and silently, allowing one person to adjust it with ease.

All hardware and clear instructions are included for a quick, hassle-free setup. The sealed surface is water-resistant and easy to wipe clean, helping you maintain a tidy and welcoming dining space with minimal effort.