Solid Bamboo Linden Gateleg Table, Caramelized by Greenington

Extending Dining Table, Gateleg Mechanism

The top measures 64 inches long and 36 inches wide when the leaves are down, console proportions. Pull out the center gateleg on each side and lift the leaves: suddenly the table transforms into a 64-by-64-inch dining surface (leaves half-open) or wider, depending on your need. The mechanism is mechanical, honest, you see the pivot points and fold lines. It's not a hidden extension; it's a visible hinge-and-fold system that becomes part of the table's design story. The trade-off is real.

As a console, this table is narrower than a fixed console of equivalent length. As a dining table, it's wider than most extending tables but not as deep as a traditional fixed dining top. It occupies middle ground, sized for homes where dining space must shift with the occasion. Easy carry handles at the frame edge help manage the mechanical extension. Caramelized bamboo (the integral color, not a stain) glows warm and shows grain deeply. Metal-to-metal hardware.

The gateleg design is ancient and proven. Modern production in bamboo makes it accessible and durable. Bamboo is 20% harder than Red Oak, so the fold mechanisms won't sag after years of extension and retraction. Most tables are static. This one is performance furniture. Scratch-resistant floor protectors. Ships fully assembled.

Gateleg Table Design & Mechanism

• 64x36 inches as console; leaves raise to extend dining width
• Center gateleg on each side pulls outward to support raised leaves
• Easy carry handles for managing extension
• Scratch-resistant floor protectors; beautifully finished

Gateleg Table Durability

• 100% solid Moso bamboo; no MDF, plywood, or particle board
• Caramelized finish (integral color via heat-pressure process)
• Bamboo is 20% harder than Red Oak
• Grain variation and color depth enrich natural beauty