ModFusion 47" Round Dining Table, Water-Resistant, Adjustable Feet, Wood-Metal Connectors Inside Hexagonal Base, Farmhouse, Charcoal Rustic Gray
No rating yet(0 ratings)Elegant Rustic Design: The ModFusion 47" Round Dining Table features a charcoal gray wood grain finish and a farmhouse-industrial style, adding timeless charm to dining rooms, kitchens, and event spaces. Durable and Sturdy Build: Crafted from premium P2-grade engineered wood, it is supported by sturdy square metal aprons and a hexagonal base that provide additional reinforcement.
Inside the leg tubes, two metal connectors at the top and bottom ensure durability and stability, with a weight capacity of up to 110 lbs. Practical and Versatile: Ideal for home dining, restaurants, cafes, or office conference rooms, this table (47.2"D x 47.2"W x 29.5"H) blends functionality and style, making it a great fit for any setting.
Scratch-Resistant and Easy to Clean: The water- and scratch-resistant tabletop ensures effortless maintenance—simply wipe with a damp cloth for a pristine look every time. Adjustable Feet for Stability: Equipped with six adjustable foot pads, the table remains steady on uneven floors while protecting surfaces from scratches.
Spacious Tabletop for Gatherings: With a diameter of 47.2 inches, the table comfortably seats 4-6 people, providing ample space for dishes, glasses, and décor—perfect for family meals, dinner parties, and festive events.
Simple Assembly: Comes with pre-labeled parts, an accessory kit, and a detailed instruction manual for quick and hassle-free setup, ensuring you can start enjoying your table in no time.
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