
About this piece
A dining table, with the two figures that decide whether it works stated below.
Underneath the finish it is built from steel frame, rated to 550 lb.
Two or three smaller things: the feet adjust, so a floor that is slightly out does not make it rock.
The honest capacity of a table is its usable edge divided by about 24 inches per diner, and the room around it needs roughly 36 inches of clear floor on any side people walk down.
The honest capacity of a table is its usable edge divided by about twenty four inches per person, and the room around it wants thirty six inches of clear floor on every side people walk down. Both figures are on every page in kitchen & dining, and How Big a Dining Table Do You Actually Need works through what to do when the room refuses to give them.
| Specification | Figure |
|---|---|
| Type | Dining table |
| Weight capacity | 550 lb |
| Materials | steel frame |
| Options in this line | One |
The same specification table appears on every page of iPormis dining tables, which is the point of publishing it: two models are only comparable when the same figures are given for both.


