Brooks Dining Table U Base 40" x 116" Americano Top - Brass Base
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Brooks Dining Table U Base 40" x 116" Americano Top - Black Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 92" White Wash Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 92" Teak Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 92" Sandblasted Grey Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 92" Ebonized Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 92" Americano Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 79" White Wash Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 79" Sandblasted Grey Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 79" Ebonized Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 79" Americano Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 116" White Wash Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 116" Teak Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 116" Sandblasted Grey Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 116" Ebonized Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Dining Table Glass Base 40" x 116" Americano Top - Clear Glass Base
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Brooks Glass Base Teak Top Dining Table 79"
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For a long dining room, the choice between Urbia's 71-inch and 86-inch Giane glass-top dining tables is as much about the ends of the room as the number of guests. The 71-inch Giane in Floresta and Nogal gives you a shorter outline to compare with the longer version. In a square breakfast nook, consider the 38-inch Circa round dining table instead, checking the height on the specific listing.
How do I know whether the longer dining table will fit?
Mark both lengths on the floor and put a chair at the end nearest the doorway. Sit down, then have someone walk behind you carrying a plate. Repeat at the other end, especially if a buffet door opens into the room. The better length is the one that works while the chairs are occupied.
Check the span between table supports against your dining chairs; tabletop length alone does not determine how many will tuck in.