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Portland extending table teak

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Categories:	Garden furnishings › Outdoor tables

Product description

The easy operating action of the extending table ensures a smooth transition from occasional table to dining table. If more guests arrive, an extra section provides additional space. The table top of the extending table can be slid out and extended fully. The additional section of the table is mounted under the tabletop. The extended table top can be centred, or if more legroom is required, positioned to one side.

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