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Question 1

Can I use a dining room set designed for residential use in a small business like a cafe or office breakroom?

Accepted Answer

While residential dining sets are built for home use with a focus on aesthetics and comfort, they might not withstand the heavier daily traffic of a commercial setting. Commercial-grade furniture, designed for durability and frequent use, is generally recommended for businesses to avoid premature wear and tear and ensure long-term value.

Question 2

What are some of the top-rated dining room sets?

Accepted Answer

One of our top-rated dining room sets is the 5-Piece Folding Indoor/Outdoor Dining Set, Plastic Top, Steel Base with 36 in. Fold-in-Half Card Table with Handle White.

Question 3

What materials are best for a more luxurious look?

Accepted Answer

For a luxurious dining set, consider leather, suede, or velvet. These materials offer a plush, elegant feel and can elevate the overall ambiance of your dining room.

Question 4

What are the most common table base types?

Accepted Answer

There are many different types of table bases, including pedestal, trestle, 4 legs, cross legs, and double pedestal. Each type has its own aesthetic and functionality. Pedestal bases are often sleek and modern, while trestle bases provide more support for larger tables.

Question 5

What size dining set does a family of four need?

Accepted Answer

A dining set that seats six is a great option for a family of four. You'll have enough room for family meals and occasional guests, plus the extra chairs can be stored away when not used.

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