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Makah Dining Table in Dark Brown 5496-78

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Makah Dining Table in Dark Brown 5496-78The look of Arts and Crafts styling is updated for the modern home in the Makah Collection. The classically framed tapered leg table features a dark brown finish that highlights the oak veneer with the table apron featuring framing that lends accent to the classic look. Specifications Specifications Details Overall Dimensions 41. 75 x 60 78 x 30H Length 64. 5" Width 46. 25" Height 9" Net Weight 116 lbs Gross Weight 139 lbs Country of Origin Vietnam

The look of Arts and Crafts styling is updated for the modern home in the Makah Collection. The classically framed tapered leg table features a dark brown finish that highlights the oak veneer with the table apron featuring framing that lends accent to the classic look.

Specifications

Specifications Details
Overall Dimensions
41.75 x 60 - 78 x 30H
Length
64.5"
Width
46.25"
Height
9"
Net Weight
116 lbs
Gross Weight
139 lbs
Country of Origin
Vietnam
Cubic Feet
15.5371
Pieces per Carton
1
Apron to floor
25.5"
Distance between legs from the shorter side
35.5"
Distance between legs from the longer side
71.75"
Length of leaf
18" x 1

Product Details

  • Made of oak veneer, wood and engineered wood
  • Dark brown finish
  • Separate extension leaf
  • Table extends by pulling both ends and dropping in leaf
  • Seats 6
  • Assembly required
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