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This Brand is CertifiedGive a big lift to a small, casual family dining space with this versatile 3 piece dining set for two. The 35" drop leaf round table with an easy to clean top, features two handy drop leaves: lift them up when you need more surface space, fold them down when you don't. The thick tabletop is finished in a chic white laminate, with matching white metal frame on the table and chairs for a fresh, contemporary look. For comfort, the ladder-back chairs have padded seats upholstered in a soft, grey fabric. This practical and fashionable style of this casual dining set has a space saving design, making it ideal for apartments, dorm rooms, or eat-in kitchens. This 3pcs set includes easy to assemble illustrated instructions and a 2 year limited warranty for manufacturer's defects.
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