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More about our 6 Seater Dining Tables

Choosing a 6 seater dining table

A 6 seater dining table needs enough length to give everyone room without crowding. As a rule of thumb, allow around 60cm of table edge per person, which puts most 6 seaters between 150cm and 180cm long and around 90cm wide. Every table here is made to order, so we cut it to the exact size your room allows.

Fitting six into a smaller room

Benches are the trick to seating six in less space. They tuck fully under the table when not in use, and let you slide in an extra person at each side, so a 6 seater with benches will often take seven or eight at a push. If floor space is tight, tell us the room size and we will size the table to suit.

Oak or pine

Oak is denser and harder wearing, with a finer grain that suits daily family use and longer tops. Pine is lighter and warmer with more visible knots, and leans into a country look. Both are solid timber throughout and built to the same sizes.

Made in Yorkshire

Each table is handmade to order in our Halifax workshop, finished by hand, and delivered free within mainland UK on a tracked service. Bespoke sizes are welcome, just send your measurements.

All our timber is FSC certified and responsibly sourced!

Sustainability

Frequently asked questions

What size table do I need to seat 6?
A 6 seater dining table is usually 150cm to 180cm long and around 90cm wide. Allow roughly 60cm of table edge per person. Because ours are made to order, we can size one to seat six in the space you have.
Can a 6 seater dining table seat more with a bench?
Yes. Benches let you slide in an extra person or two at each side, so a 6 seater with matching benches can often seat seven or eight at a push, then tuck away under the table afterwards.
Are your 6 seater dining tables solid wood?
Yes. Every table is solid oak or pine all the way through, so it can be sanded back and refinished over the years rather than replaced, and each keeps its own grain, knots and character.
Should I choose oak or pine?
Oak is denser, with a finer grain and a harder wearing top, well suited to daily family use. Pine is lighter, warmer and more knotty, and suits a relaxed country look. Both are made to the same sizes.
Can you make a bespoke size?
Yes. Every table is made to order, so we cut it to the length and width that fit your room. Send us your measurements and we will build to suit.
How long does it take, and is delivery free?
Tables are handmade to order, so please allow the lead time shown on each product. Delivery is free within mainland UK, on a tracked service and carefully packaged.