Intercon Highland Dining Table

The table features a built-in mechanism that allows the leaf to fold and tuck directly underneath the tabletop. You simply pull the table ends apart, unfold the leaf from its storage compartment, and lock it into place, eliminating the need to find separate closet space for extra components.

The rough-sawn finish is intentional, designed to mimic the look of reclaimed lumber with visible saw marks and a tactile, weathered grain. While it adds significant character and a rustic farmhouse aesthetic, the surface is not perfectly smooth, so you may want to use placemats or a tablecloth if you prefer a completely flat writing surface.

Yes, the solid wood construction makes this a durable choice for high-traffic dining areas. However, because of the rough-sawn texture, crumbs or spills can sometimes get caught in the grain, so it requires a bit more attention during cleanup compared to a high-gloss or smooth-finished table.

In its standard 72-inch length, the table comfortably seats six people. With the leaf extended, you can easily accommodate additional guests, making it a versatile choice for both daily family meals and larger gatherings.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward and can typically be managed by two people. You will need to attach the legs to the tabletop frame, so having a second person to help flip the table over once assembled is recommended due to its 168-pound weight.