PALMO modern-retro extendable dining table 150 to 200cm

This table has turned out to be ideal for my space; I love the colour, the rounded corners, and how solid it is, and especially how the extensions store right underneath the tabletop with no need to be lifted out or any struggle to put them in place, thanks to the butterfly hardware. It is not even made clear here on Structube’s website, but this table can be set with one or two extensions in it, so it can go from seating six, to eight, to ten seamlessly. The only negative I would say, and this is because the extensions and their hardware are all stored under the tabletop, so this is understandable, is that there is some loss of legroom as a result, so you cannot cross your legs easily underneath the table, a worthwhile tradeoff in my opinion. Note that you will need two strong people to flip the table upright after you have attached the legs, as it is quite heavy.

This table looks great, is solid, fits my space well, and most importantly is easy to expand without the struggle of lifting extensions in and out of it. It has three different length settings with the built-in double butterfly mechanisms. The only negative is that, and this is because the expanders are stored underneath the table so completely understandable, there is a little less leg room so you cannot cross your legs under the table. This is a small trade off in my opinion for the convenience of the expanders. It’s a well thought out design, including built in levellers under each leg, if you need them. Love the colour and the rounded corners. Note that it is a very heavy table, so for assembly you will need two strong people to flip it upright after you have attached the legs.