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Oak Extending table, bench and 3 oak chairs


redpenguin

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Bought new in 2007 a lovely extending solid oak table. I'm throwing in the bench and chairs with this too. The only defect on it is one of the wooden extender holders has come away but I have it and can be easily re-fixed. The extending works in a very simple way by lifting the whole top layer of the table up then sliding the extensions out, replacing the table down and clicking the extension leafs in.?


For transporting, the 4 legs simply bolt off.?


A lovely table but we're selling as it's always been a little too large for our flat.?


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