Extension Tables
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Make room for everyday meals and occasional guests with a teak extension table. Compare each model’s closed and extended footprint, shape and chair clearance before choosing a dining layout. Canadian orders ship from Montreal. See our 5-Year Limited Warranty terms.
For everyday use: start with the closed footprint. Check the length, depth and height together, along with room to pull out chairs and walk past the table.
For guests: compare the extended footprint and the space needed to operate the extension. Look at the product’s shape in both positions; a family name does not replace the model’s dimensions.
For a different kind of flexibility: compare folding tables if storage is the priority. For an interior dining room, consult indoor tables and each model’s intended setting. Browse all teak tables for fixed-top alternatives.
Quick answers for choosing, placing, and caring for a teak extension table.
Choose the closed footprint for your everyday layout, then confirm the extended footprint fits when guests arrive. Check the table depth, shape and room for chairs in both positions. Do not infer a seating capacity or an extension size from the product family name.
Check the intended setting and tabletop construction of the chosen extension model. Slatted tops facilitate drainage, but placement and care remain model-specific. Avoid standing water. A model designated for indoor use should stay indoors, even when an outdoor space is covered.
Measure the table both closed and extended, then leave comfortable space for chairs, walking clearance, and the extension movement. Check each product page for the exact closed size, extended size, shape, and seating fit before choosing.
Wipe the tabletop as needed. When the teak requires cleaning, use mild soap and water with a soft-bristle brush, rinse as appropriate and allow it to dry. Outdoor teak can weather to a silver-gray patina. No added teak oil, sealant or finishing product is recommended. Use the model’s instructions for its extension mechanism and see our teak-care guide.