Winsome Wood Hannah Round 42" Double Drop Leaf Table, Light Oak Finish

Having just downsized to apartment living, I wanted exactly this kind of table. It takes up no space; right now it's a display shelf, but it unfolds to seat four when I have visitors for dinner. Simple to put together (only four bolts to attach the legs), the beautiful wood finish perfectly complements the flooring in my new home.

I am Super impressed with this table. The photos don't quite show how the drop leaf action works. There are no "brackets" of metal. Instead it uses the orientation of the legs.. This might have worried me if I had known before, but what impresses me is how heavy this table is. It's SOLID and because it's solid wood everything works perfectly. I use this in a bay window in my kitchen, and it is perfect

This table wasn't cheap, but it was better quality than I expected—very sturdy, nicely finished.

It is what I needed as a game/puzzle table for my family room. It takes very little space when folded but gives adequate space for games and puzzles. It is a good value.

This table fits nicely in my little kitchen and yet has enough room to seat four. My order came earlier than expected and that's a bonus. The table is easy to assemble. I'm really happy with this purchase.

Quick delivery, assembly was a snap (2 screws) and it looks great. This table is exactly what I wanted!

Great price, well made, easy to assemble, arrived promptly. The sides fold down to a slim sturdy yet slim console. Very happy with purchase.

Heavy to move around, but easy to assemble (legs and top, just 2 pieces). Very sturdy and $50 cheaper than Amazon . Love it to use just half or whole and stores to a small area.

The table can flip over very easily and is very wobbly.

The table top, which is 3 pieces, does not line up properly. Received a replacement table and it was worse than the first one. My husband ended up taking it all apart and realigned it the best he could, but it still isn't right. Also had to return a set of the chairs due to a defect in the front leg was not drilled right at the support and the wood was cracking from the inside out. There also should be a lock under it to keep the legs in place and not fold in everytime you move the table. Oh well...........