Without leaves: 62"  • With 1 leaf: 74"  • With 2 leaves: 86"
Leaves: Two separate 12" drop-in extensions
Seating: Up to 8  • Estimated assembly time: 30 minutes
Why choose the Ashley Moriville Dining Extension Table D631-45?
The Ashley Moriville D631-45 gives you three practical table lengths instead of forcing you to choose between one everyday size and one fully extended size. Use it at 62 inches for regular meals, add one 12-inch leaf for a 74-inch setup, or install both leaves to reach 86 inches when more guests are coming. That middle 74-inch option is especially useful because you can gain extra elbow room without automatically opening the table to its maximum size. At only 36 inches wide, the Moriville also occupies less cross-room space than many 40- to 42-inch-wide dining tables, which can help preserve circulation in a narrower dining area. The grayish-brown distressed finish, thick planked-effect top and substantial trestle-style base give it a casual farmhouse character, while Ashley lists seating for up to eight when configured for larger gatherings.
Specificationsâ–¶
Specifications Details
Dimensions
36''W x 86''D x 30.13''H
Weight
161.0 lbs
Color
Grayish Brown
UPC
024052512489
Brand Name
Signature Design by Ashley®
Material
Wood Products and Other
Lifestyle
Casual
Pattern
Solid
Assembly
Assembly Required
Product Detailsâ–¶
Made with wood, acacia veneer and engineered wood
2 separate extension leaves
Table extends by pulling both ends and dropping in leaves
Assembly required
Seats up to 8
How many people can sit at the Ashley Moriville D631-45 at 62", 74" and 86"?
Think of the Moriville as a table with three useful seating modes. At 62 inches, six people is a practical everyday target for many standard dining chairs. Adding one 12-inch leaf creates a 74-inch table, giving six diners more elbow room or creating space for an additional place setting depending on chair width. With both leaves installed, the table reaches 86 inches and Ashley lists seating for up to eight. The actual count still depends on the width of your chairs and how much space each diner needs, so allowing roughly 24 inches of table edge per person is a useful starting point. This is the same planning approach behind
matching dining-table size to everyday seating and larger gatherings.
Is the Ashley Moriville D631-45 a good extension table for a narrower dining room?
The 36-inch table width gives the Moriville a real advantage in a narrower room. Compared with a 42-inch-wide table, it saves 6 inches across the room, which leaves about 3 additional inches of clearance on each side when the table is centered. That may not sound large, but it can matter when chairs and walking space compete for the same floor area. The trade-off is tabletop depth: a 36-inch-wide table gives you less central serving space than a wider table once place settings are arranged on both sides. In other words, the Moriville is a strong choice when circulation matters more than having an especially broad center area for serving dishes.
How much room does the Moriville D631-45 need when fully extended to 86 inches?
Fully extended, the Moriville measures 86 inches long by 36 inches wide. If you allow about 36 inches beyond the tabletop for pulling chairs out and walking behind them, a useful planning zone is approximately 158 inches by 108 inches, or about 13.2 by 9 feet. That is general room-planning guidance rather than an Ashley specification, but it helps translate the table dimensions into the space people actually use. At the everyday 62-inch setting, the same calculation drops the length requirement by 24 inches, which is one of the main benefits of having two separate leaves rather than keeping an 86-inch table open all the time. The
36-inch clearance rule for dining furniture and walkways
is particularly useful when evaluating all three Moriville configurations.
Will dining chairs tuck completely under the Ashley Moriville D631-45?
Chair fit deserves more attention on the Moriville than on a simple four-leg table because the substantial base occupies space beneath the tabletop. Side chairs can still work well, but how far they slide underneath depends on chair width, leg position and where the chair meets the base. This matters most when trying to push chairs fully in after a meal or when seating people near the table supports. If a compact footprint is important, compare the width and depth of your chairs with the open spaces between the base components before ordering. Retailer feedback also shows that some owners specifically notice chair tuck-in and knee clearance, so this is worth checking rather than assuming every chair will slide completely under the table.
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