Six chairs and a 60 inch table is the size that works for a family of four with room left for guests, or for six adults who actually want elbow room. The table measures 60 inches long, 36 inches wide, and 30 inches tall, which is standard dining height, and the rectangular shape means it can push back against a wall when you need the floor space returned.
The rustic cream finish is what stops most people on this one. It is farmhouse without being distressed or fussy, and it lightens a dining room that runs dark. Solid wood legs carry the load. The tabletop is MDF built on a three-section design that spreads weight across the surface instead of concentrating it in the middle, and anti-slip foot pads sit under the legs so the set stays put and your floors stay unscratched.
Each chair measures 18.3 inches long, 21.6 inches wide, and 36.6 inches tall, with a curved backrest that follows the spine instead of pressing a flat board against it. The seat is a breathable, high-elastic linen cushion. That matters at a dining table more than anywhere else in the house, because dinner runs long and homework runs longer, and a hard seat gets people up and away before the conversation is finished.
The surface is water resistant and scratch proof, so a sweating glass or a dropped fork is a wipe rather than a repair. Worth checking on any light-colored table before you buy, since cream shows what darker finishes hide. This one is finished for the job.
The set ships at 87 pounds and includes a detailed installation manual. Budget 30 to 40 minutes with two people working together and you will be eating at it the same day it lands on the porch.
This product is imported and not made in-house. However, we also offer many products that are custom-made right here in the USA. For more information, please see hawkins-woodshop.com.
