Round Extendable Farmhouse Dining Table, 42-58 Inch
Breakfast for two or dinner for eight on one round farmhouse table. It sits at 42 inches and opens to 58 inches with the 16 inch leaf, on an X-shaped base with keyed-through tenons.
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Breakfast for two or dinner for eight on one round farmhouse table. It sits at 42 inches and opens to 58 inches with the 16 inch leaf, on an X-shaped base with keyed-through tenons.
Round farmhouse table that extends from 42 to 58 inches with a 16 inch leaf
- limited space for larger gatherings
- need for a table that adapts to daily and guest meals
- wobbly base concerns addressed by keyed tenons and X-base
One round table that grows from breakfast to dinner party
A 42 inch top for everyday meals. Slip in the 16 inch leaf and it opens to 58 inches, so you stop borrowing chairs when the guest list grows.
One table that grows when your guest list does

Extends from 42 to 58 inches
A 16 inch leaf takes the table from 42 to 58 inches, so the same table seats the family and the guests.

Joints built to stay steady
Keyed-through tenons and an X-shaped base form the frame. Joinery like this is what keeps a table from wobbling when people lean in, open or closed.

A rich espresso finish
Matte espresso-stained wood with visible grain and clean farmhouse lines. The dark tone suits most kitchens, including ones with dark cabinets.
The size, plainly
- 42 inClosed table length
- 58 inFully extended length
- 16 inExtension leaf width
From too small to just right

The table that is always too small
Your kitchen table seats four on a good day. Then the holidays arrive, and you are carrying in folding chairs and squeezing elbows together. A second table would eat floor space you do not have, and a big table all year would swallow the room you do.
One table that changes shape
This round farmhouse table sits at 42 inches for breakfast. When company comes, the 16 inch leaf takes it to 58 inches. Afterward it closes back down and the nook is yours again. One table, no second-table problem.
Keep the espresso finish looking rich
- Wipe soft
Use a soft damp cloth, then dry right away.
- Skip soaking
Standing water can swell wood and mark the finish.
- Use mats
Put placemats under hot dishes and rough items.
- Store the leaf flat
Keep it dry between uses.
42 inches closed, 58 inches when you need it
- 42 inClosed length
- 58 inExtended length
- 16 inLeaf
The leaf adds 16 inches to the round top.
Extendable round vs fixed rectangle
| This table | Fixed rectangular table | |
|---|---|---|
| Extends for guests | Yes | No |
| Compact for daily meals | Yes | Partial |
| No sharp corners | Yes | No |
| Keyed-tenon frame | Yes | Varies |
| Replaces a second guest table | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
A round top has no corners to bump, so 42 inches usually tucks into a nook more easily than a rectangle. Measure your space and leave room to pull chairs out.
You open the top and slide the leaf in, then check it sits flush. The X-shaped base and keyed-through tenons are the frame that keeps it steady. Seat it gently, as you would any leaf.
42 inches suits everyday breakfasts and dinners for a small household. Open it to 58 inches when more people come.
You get a keyed-tenon frame and a solid X-base rather than a light frame. It replaces both a daily table and a guest table, so it covers two purchases and lasts through years of holidays.
Dark matte finishes hide small marks better than glossy ones, but they are not scratch-proof. Use placemats under hot or rough items and wipe with a soft damp cloth, then dry.
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