Extendable Dining Tables

Extendable dining tables offer flexibility of space and design, offering extra entertaining space when you need it - tucking away for more compact dining the rest of the time. Extendable dining tables are ideal for small spaces, when a compact table and chairs is required but you want the option to open things up. Wood is a natural material for dining tables. It’s durable and hard wearing but also offers a huge choice of finishes and design styles – from retro chic to clean modern lines in a choice of oak, walnut and more. Turn your four seater table into an eight seater in seconds, with smooth extending mechanisms made from high quality and durable materials.

Extenders aren’t just about functionality, although that’s a big part of their appeal. They also need to be stylish too, which is why our selection of extendable dining tables come in a choice of designs. It’s not just the tables either, you can also get dining benches and dining chairs to match all our tables. Or you could give your space a more complete makeover with one of our dining room sets.

Our dining room tables come in a range of shapes and sizes to suit any available space. Small dining tables with extending functionality are ideal for compact dining spaces but offer flexible use for all kinds of occasions. We also stock larger 6 seater dining tables for more spacious dining rooms and spaces. In addition, we have a big selection of dining chairs and benches to complete your dining area.

Extendable tables come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, from squares and rectangles to circles and ovals. Most extenders work in the same couple of ways, either with fold down flaps or hidden extender surfaces under the main tabletop.

If you have an extender but it’s not working correctly, the chances are that the mechanism is not working. This could be a simple fix such as a bit of oil on the runners or it could be a more complicated issue such as warped wood. If it’s not an easy fix, then why not consider a new extender from our range?

Depending on the nature of your existing table, it may be possible to make some occasional use of extendable surfaces using plywood or other wood materials. You will need to figure out a way of securing these surfaces either on a temporary or permanent basis in a safe and stable way. If this all sounds a bit much, why not treat yourself to a new extender from the Castlery range?