Irati 10-12 Seater Extendable Dining Table - Rust Brown & Stone

The Irati is a 10-12 seater extendable dining table with grooved MDF legs finished in rust brown and a matt grey stone-effect top edged in matching oxide brown. The table extends from 206cm to 286cm, adding 80cm of length to accommodate two additional diners without requiring leaf storage or a separate insert mechanism. The melamine coating on the tabletop provides resistance to daily wear, heat marks and liquid spills.

Designed for open-plan kitchens, dining rooms and family spaces where the table anchors the room, the Irati pairs a contemporary oval profile with a tonal palette that sits comfortably alongside terracotta, concrete, clay and natural wood finishes. The 103cm depth gives elbow room for place settings and shared dishes down the centre, while the 79cm height suits standard dining chairs with seat heights of 45-48cm. The grooved leg detail adds architectural texture without dominating the visual weight of the piece.

At 80kg the table provides stability when fully extended but requires two people to move or reposition. The rust brown finish on the legs and edges is a warm oxide tone rather than a true metallic rust, reading closer to terracotta or burnt umber depending on lighting. The stone-effect top is a mid-grey with subtle tonal variation, avoiding the high-gloss finish common to many melamine tables and instead presenting a low-sheen matt surface that softens reflections under pendant lighting.

Product Specification Sheet

How does the extension mechanism work?

The Irati uses a built-in butterfly leaf that folds and stores underneath the tabletop when not in use. To extend, pull the two halves of the table apart and unfold the central leaf to bridge the gap, adding 80cm of length. The mechanism does not require separate storage for the leaf.

How many people does it seat when extended?

At 206cm the table comfortably seats 8-10 depending on chair width. Fully extended to 286cm it seats 10-12, allowing approximately 60cm of width per place setting along the sides and one person at each end.

What chair height works with this table?

The 79cm table height pairs with dining chairs with seat heights between 45-48cm, leaving 31-34cm of clearance for legs and knees. Most standard dining chairs fall within this range.

Is the tabletop heat-resistant?

The melamine coating provides moderate heat resistance, but hot cookware placed directly on the surface can cause marks or damage. Use trivets, placemats or heat-resistant mats under hot dishes, pans and serving ware.