what kind of leaff is it detachable or sink in? or is there no leaf at all....
759226
Detachable. Everyone who comes to my home compliments and is envious of my table
759227
The leaf is detachable. It goes right in the middle of the table, sinks in nicely.
759228
I do not recall the leaf, as soon as I began to open it I found that the edges were badly cracked and I began patching it up for return. It is an extremely heavy table, and I think the manufacturer did not rrealize how much padding was needed to prevent severe shipping damage.
1915657
No attachement that came with it and not good with any green leafy veggies it really just shreds them hardy any juice comes out... I returned it for the same reason and got an omega juicer instead
54736
Cord doesn't detach but doesn't interfere with cleaning. Cannot immerse but opening is large enough 2 reach hand or sponge into it 2 clean. I love mine! I was concerned when I first received it & found the cord did not detach. I kept it anyway, started using it, & would not change 2 another. Its just so efficient & really is not different than a drip maker with a cord that doesn't detach. Hope this helps.
1914911
I ditched the glass infuser long ago and use a stainless steel, classic 1 cup infuser from TEAVANA. No plugging of leaves and possibility of breaking. It's about 3 inches tall. I lucked out and bought a few on a clearance sale a couple of years ago. They don't have the same model anymore. The closest I can find on their site is the cool touch tea strainer. My older version is entirely made of stainless steel; no silicone top. Check it out in one of their stores and see if you think it will work for you.
1154620
I have had mine for 4 months now and have had no problems with my leaf. It stays up by making sure the supporting rod stays in between two stoppers.
749929
This table has a leaf as well. However, I caution you in purchasing this item as I have still not been properly assisted with an issue that the manufacturer has admitted to being a defect. I now have to first donate the table and send them proof of this fact before they ship me a replacement. That's right, my family - including a 16-month-old baby now has to sit on the floor to eat while we wait for a table. This is because I have to "strictly adhere" to the policies that have been set forth by a company that has lost my information twice, and has taken a month to give me any sort of answer as to how they will correct their defective item. This table has a leaf as well. However, I caution you in purchasing this item as I have still not been properly assisted with an issue that the manufacturer has admitted to being a defect. I now have to first donate the table and send them proof of this fact before they ship me a replacement. That's right, my family - including a 16-month-old baby now has to sit on the floor to eat while we wait for a table. This is because I have to "strictly adhere" to the policies that have been set forth by a company that has lost my information twice, and has taken a month to give me any sort... » Read More This table has a leaf as well. However, I caution you in purchasing this item as I have still not been properly assisted with an issue that the manufacturer has admitted to being a defect. I now have to first donate the table and send them proof of this fact before they ship me a replacement. That's right, my family - including a 16-month-old baby now has to sit on the floor to eat while we wait for a table. This is because I have to "strictly adhere" to the policies that have been set forth by a company that has lost my information twice, and has taken a month to give me any sort of answer as to how they will correct their defective item. « Show Less
2088880
It doesn't not come with a leaf but is big enough for 6 seats...I'm very happy with this table, is very good quality.
2110681
Leaves do NOT store in the table.From the console table, it folds open once, so technically one leaf is a part of the table. To extend to full, you need two more leaves and those need to go somewhere else (like a closet, which is where I have them.)
1855081
If I recall correctly, the leaf was located in a separate box inside the larger dining table box. It was located under the main table top.
1154626
I have kept my leaf up since I bought it,no problems whatsoever. My husband did get some different screws for it though,because the ones it came with did not do the job. I love this island,very happy with it.
2090822
No. I use an infuser in mine when I don't use bags. The spout is completely open so leaf will simply pour out.
48550
Nope... I know exactly what you are asking (don't you just hate when that happens?). But no, this has no lip or groove for tea leaves to get stuck in. It rinses quickly and easily. I tap the tea leaves into my compost bucket, rinse under running water and hang to dry. No fuss, no muss. I've uploaded a closeup photo, and got a "thank you for uploading your photo" from Amazon, but not sure where they put it. Hope it shows up and is helpful to you.
1050379
A pro, maybe. But where would you put the two supports that hold it up from the bottom? I'd forget about that idea. Obviously you could set it up without the leaf too.
840137
I put it on a saucer like wooden dish & slightly loosened up its leaves. I follow the spritzing instructions for watering & feed in the kitchen sink. Turn it upside down for awhile & then put it back on its dish. It is thriving & garners me many compliments.
1556781
It is a square with the leaf, so it's being shown with the leaf. Also, the leaf isn't a seperate piece like in most tables. Instead when the table is pulled apart, the leaf folds into/under the table. Pretty cool...
2035145
No, it has a separate, removeable leaf. I love this dining room set. SO worth the money!
1383473
At least on my set, there is no leaf filter. It's only set up for making tea from tea bags