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France solid oak extendable dining table | NordicStory
Frequently Asked Questions About 4-Person Dining Tables
What size should a dining table be for 4 people?
The standard size is 120 x 80 cm for a rectangular table, or 100 to 110 cm in diameter for a round table. With these dimensions, each diner has 60 cm of width, and there’s room in the center for serving platters. If your dining room allows it, a length of 140 cm provides a much-appreciated extra bit of comfort in everyday life.
A fixed or extendable table for a family of four?
If you entertain guests several times a year, an extendable table pays for itself: you use the 4-seat configuration for everyday use and extend it to 6 or 8 seats when needed. If your dining needs are consistent and you have plenty of space, a fixed solid-wood table is simpler—with no mechanisms—and typically features a one-piece tabletop that looks cleaner. We’ll walk you through the process of choosing the right table and chairs for your space.
How do I care for my solid oak family table?
For everyday family use, consistency matters more than the product itself: wipe the table with a damp, wrung-out cloth after every meal, dry it off, and use placemats as a household rule. Apply natural oil once or twice a year. Scratches from children are no big deal on solid wood: just use fine-grit sandpaper and oil, and the table will look like new. We manufacture in Europe using FSC-certified solid oak.
Which chairs are best suited for everyday family use?
Look for durability and ease of cleaning: solid wood dining chairs without upholstery withstand spills and scuffs better than any fabric, and can be wiped down with the same cloth you use for the table. Oak easily withstands the daily wear and tear of family life.
What piece of furniture completes the dining room for a family of four?
A matching sideboard provides storage for everything a family accumulates: everyday and special-occasion tableware, tablecloths, and small tabletop appliances. The solid-wood sideboards feature doors and drawers made of the same oak as the table, and their surface serves as a serving area.