Christopher Knight Home Wilson Outdoor Expandable Acacia Wood Dining Table , Teak Finish

I’ve been on the hunt for a table just like this, but it’s never within my budget. This table is super easy to assemble. The quality is great, awesome size (it expands SUPER easily), and looks high end. It’s very sturdy and a little heavy: definitely assemble with two people. Highly recommend!

We bought the table for our deck. It fits well and promises to be a good outdoor dinner table. I think it is sturdy and good looking. The hard part about assembly was adding the expandable component, Perhaps we didn't read the directions well enough; perhaps it works in a way we didn't expect. But it does work, only takes a couple of provided screws to install, and adds the right amount of additional table area. So good marks for a reasonably priced table.

Easy to assemble. Solid and sturdy. Looks great and a pretty color stain.

DO NOT KEEP THIE OUTDOOR TABLE OUTDOORS!We were very excited about the table. It’s beautiful and the expandable feature is amazing. We bough it in Aug 2024, used it an handful of times and stored it properly. It was covered until now. It’s April 2025. The table was used for ONE MONTH! We just removed the cover and the entire top of the table is raw. All coating and finish is gone. This outdoor table is NOT suitable for outdoor use!

GREAT TABLE, 7'+2 1/2 Long X 36"Wide, Teak wood.HAPPY W/ PURCHASE.!

It’s a nice table, if you want a DIY project. Unfortunately the manufacturer did not wait for the urethane to dry before packing and shipping it. The styrofoam was essentially glued to the table. I tried scrubbing it off but there’s still styrene residue all over.The clasps were still wet with the urethane and the styrofoam had melted to them, had to carefully remove it with acetone. At this point I have to sand and re-coat the wood to remove as much of the residue as possible.In addition to that some of the slats on the top of the table were popped out and the screw holes were stripped, so I had to re-attach them. The legs are also pretty wobbly, and come loose easily, I have to keep re-tightening.It’s turned into a week long DIY project.

My wife and I decided to remake our dining room into a music room, so we gave our table and chairs to our daughter. But we still felt in need of an out-of-the-way table for multiple utilitarian purposes. We chose this one, even though it is generally intended to be used outside, because it is obviously designed for versatility. It’s got small spaces between its slats, but it can easily be partially covered over to make a writing or craft area. The acacia wood is beautiful and very hard. The finish is lovely. It was easy to assemble, also solid and quite heavy. If we need a dining table, that should be easy to do. It wasn’t cheap, nor does it look cheap.

I have great things to say about the table, but it does have some issues. We had it outside and uncovered the first summer and the stain started to peel and the wood began to slightly warp by fall. This spring I sanded it down and restrained and put on 4 coats of spar urethane (picture). It’s looks better than it did new. I really think the key is to protect it from the UV damage. I’m satisfied with the purchase even with the additional work I had to put into it. The expandable feature is hard to find in this style. It fits out space perfectly and allows us to expand when we have extra guests.