Table length without leaf: 60"  • Extended length: 78"
Self-storing butterfly leaf: 18"  • Apron-to-floor clearance: 26.38"
Seating: Up to 8  • Estimated assembly time: 30 minutes
Why choose the Ashley Wildenauer Dining Extension Table D634-35?
The Ashley Wildenauer D634-35 gives you a practical 60-inch dining table for everyday meals and expands to 78 inches when you need room for guests. Its 18-inch butterfly leaf stores inside the table, so there is no separate extension panel to carry to a closet, basement or garage between gatherings. Ashley lists seating for up to eight when the table is extended, making the Wildenauer especially useful for households that want a smaller daily footprint without buying a permanently large dining table. The 26.38-inch clearance from the floor to the apron is also worth checking against chair-arm height before choosing seating. Hardwood solids, mango wood veneer and MDF substrate are finished with a deep brown butcher-block-style top and warm satin black frame, creating a two-tone modern farmhouse look.
Specificationsâ–¶
Specifications Details
Dimensions
40''W x 78''D x 30.13''H
Weight
143.0 lbs
Color
Brown/Black
UPC
024052870053
Brand Name
Signature Design by Ashley®
Material
Wood Products and Other
Lifestyle
Casual
Pattern
Solid
Assembly
Assembly Required
Product Detailsâ–¶
Made with hardwood solids, mango wood veneer and MDF substrate
2-tone finish (butcher block mango veneer top with deep brown wood tone finish; frame with warm satin black finish)
Self-storing butterfly leaf
Seats up to 8
Assembly required
How many people can sit at the Ashley Wildenauer D634-35 with and without the extension leaf?
Ashley lists the Wildenauer to seat up to eight when fully extended to 78 inches. At its everyday 60-inch length, six is a more practical planning target for many standard dining chairs, although the real count depends on chair width and whether you use armchairs. Extending the table adds 18 inches of usable length, which is enough to create meaningful extra seating space without permanently taking up that room every day. A useful way to check capacity is to allow roughly 24 inches of table edge per diner, then compare that with the actual width of your chairs. That same logic is useful when
matching dining-table size to household seating and entertaining needs.
How much dining-room space does the Wildenauer D634-35 need when extended?
The fully extended table measures 78 inches long by 40 inches wide. For comfortable chair pull-back and circulation, allowing about 36 inches beyond the tabletop on each side creates a planning zone of roughly 150 inches by 112 inches, or about 12.5 feet by 9.3 feet. That is general room-planning guidance rather than an Ashley specification, but it gives you a realistic way to test whether people can sit down and still walk behind the chairs. In daily 60-inch mode, the table is 18 inches shorter, which can noticeably improve circulation in a tighter dining room. The principle behind the
36-inch furniture-clearance rule
is especially useful with extension tables because the room needs to work in both the closed and open configurations.
How does the self-storing butterfly leaf on the Wildenauer D634-35 work, and why is it useful?
The 18-inch butterfly leaf folds beneath the tabletop when the table is in its 60-inch configuration. When extra seating is needed, the leaf opens to increase the table length to 78 inches. The practical advantage is storage: because the leaf stays with the table, you do not need a separate place to keep a loose extension panel between uses. That makes the Wildenauer particularly convenient for homes where storage space is limited or where the table changes size regularly for holidays, family dinners or guests. Compared with a removable leaf, a
self-storing butterfly leaf keeps the extension available inside the table
instead of turning it into a separate piece of furniture to store.
Will dining chairs with arms fit under the Ashley Wildenauer D634-35?
The key measurement is the 26.38-inch clearance from the floor to the bottom of the table apron. If your dining chair has arms, measure from the floor to the highest point of the arm and compare that number with 26.38 inches. A chair arm lower than the apron has a better chance of sliding underneath, while taller arms may stop against the table before the chair is fully tucked in. Leave a little extra margin rather than matching the measurements exactly, because upholstery thickness, floor variation and chair angle can affect real-world fit. This is especially important if you plan to use larger host chairs at the ends of the table.
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