Acacia Wood Dining Table, Natural

Updated September 23, 2026

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Lot number68m
CategoryAntiques & Furniture
AuctionOverstock Product Liquidation Calhoun 09/29
DateSeptember 29, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Calhoun
LocationCalhoun, Georgia

Condition: New Open Box Title: Acacia Wood Dining Table, Natural Brand: Unbranded Model: H-68892.00SNTS UPC: 0989760630477 Never again choose between elbow room and the extra side dish. This natural acacia show-piece starts as a 63-inch family table, then glides to 79 inches with a few effortless motions-enough real estate for two more friends, a platter of ribs, and that spontaneous pitcher of sangria. The gorgeously textured grain catches every ray of sunset, while the weather-ready hardwood shrugs off rain, heat and wayward ketchup. At standard dining height, it pairs with benches, chairs or stools, yet its slim 35.5-inch depth keeps traffic flowing on balconies or decks. When the feast is done, collapse it back and reclaim your floor space. One table, two sizes, endless summer memories-expand the table, expand the fun.. Expandable design allows versatile use. Made of weather-resistant acacia wood to ensure durability. Locking expansion mechanism for easy opening and closing. Assembly Required: Yes. Chair Height Type: Standard Dining Height. Commercial/Residential: Residential. Frame Finish: Natural. Frame Material: Teak. Frame Primary Finish: Teak. Included: No additional items included. Includes Patio Cover: Without Cover. Patio Furniture Features: Extendable,Fade Resistant,Solid Wood,Water Resistant,Weather Resistant. Product Weight (lb.): 68.34 lb. Seating Capacity: Seats 6 People. Shape: Rectangle. Tabletop Material: Teak. Umbrella Hole: With Umbrella Hole. Assembled Depth (in.): 35.50 in. Assembled Height (in.): 29.75 in. Assembled Width (in.): 63.00 in.

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