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Buckhead 86-Inch Reclaimed Wood Dining Table
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Sherlock Dining Table - 86'
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Avanti 54-Inch Mango Wood Dining Table
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Glenn Dining Table - 95.75'
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Shelley 76-Inch Reclaimed Pine Bar Table
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Turners 59-Inch Square Reclaimed Wood Dining Table
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Pierre 47-Inch Round Reclaimed Wood Dining Table
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Biloxi 87-Inch Reclaimed Pine Dining Table
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Manor House 120-Inch Reclaimed Pine Trestle Dining Table
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Manor House 87-Inch Reclaimed Pine Trestle Dining Table
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Phoebe 47-Inch Round Black Marble and Acacia Dining Table
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Shelby 84-Inch Solid Mango Wood Dining Table
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Bridgerton Dining Table - 60'
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Porter Dining Table - 59.5'
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Chips 31-Inch Reclaimed Elm and Iron Bistro Table
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Black Wishbone 86.75-Inch Oak and Iron Dining Table
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Lockwood 72-Inch Reclaimed Elm Counter-Height Table
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Amesbury Dining Table - 38'
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A round top draws chairs around a central point and can work well in a square dining area. A rectangular top follows the lines of a longer room and gives you distinct places at the ends. The Equator round reclaimed pine pedestal dining table has a 60-inch top; mark its full diameter on the floor before allowing for chairs.
Round or rectangular: which dining table fits your room?
The base is just as important as the shape. A pedestal changes where chair legs can tuck in, while table legs or a trestle define the usable span along the sides. Lay out the chairs you would use every day, then try moving past one with someone seated. Compare the widths of the dining chairs you like rather than estimating seating capacity from tabletop length alone.