The type of table you should purchase depends mostly on how much space you have in your dining room and how many people will be using the table, both daily and on special occasions. · Want something traditional? Fixed · As the name suggests, fixed kitchen and dining tables have a fixed size and shape that cannot be altered. · These tables are among the most popular models as they are incredibly customizable, can accommodate a large number of people, and are usually not too expensive. · Need to fit more people? Extendable · Extendable kitchen and dining tables are great for smaller rooms that w

Crafted for durability and everyday use, each piece in the Transformer Dining Set Collection is built to support impressive weight capacities without compromising on style or function. The extendable dining table holds up to 750 lbs (340.2 kg), the dining bench up to 1500 lbs (680.4 kg), each chair up to 400 lbs (181.4 kg), and the lift top coffee table up to 75 lbs (34 kg).Transformer Table: up to 750 lbs. ⎮ 340.2 kgTransformer Dining Bench: up to 1500 lbs. ⎮ 680.4 kg Transformer Dining Chairs: up to 400 lbs. ⎮ 181.4 kg Transformer Lift-Top Coffee Table: 75 lbs. ⎮ 34 kg

The number one rule of buying a kitchen and dining table is that it has to fit your dining area. Although that does seem pretty obvious, dining tables are deceptively large and often need quite a lot of space, both for the table itself and around it. · Use a measuring tape to figure out the length and the width of your dining area, then subtract about 6 feet from each measurement to get an ideal dining table size. For example, if a dining room is 14 feet by 16 feet, aim for a table that measures around 8 feet by 10 feet. · Each person at the table will need at least 22 inches to 24 inches of t