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Dining Tables
Dining-table planning needs space for people as well as the tabletop. Mark the table footprint, check the leg positions and add the depth of chairs or benches when they are pulled out for use. Extendable and folding designs should be measured in every intended configuration. A table that fits neatly when empty can still make a room difficult to move through once it is in use.
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VASAGLE 4-Seater Dining Table — Rustic Brown & Black, 110 cm
A smaller dining room or kitchen needing a straightforward rectangular table for up to four place settings.
- Width
- 110 cm
- Depth
- 70 cm
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VASAGLE Folding Dining Table — Rustic Brown & Black
A smaller dining space where reducing the table width between meals is useful.
- Width
- 120 cm open; 84.5 cm folded
- Depth
- 78 cm
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VASAGLE Round Dining Table — Rustic Brown & Black, 80 cm
A smaller kitchen or dining area where a compact round table leaves useful circulation space.
- Width
- 80 cm diameter
- Depth
- 80 cm diameter
Allow space beyond the tabletop
Compare table dimensions and leg positions, then add chair depth and circulation space. Folding and extendable designs should be checked in every intended configuration.
For extending designs, use our extendable dining table guide to measure both table sizes and chair clearance.