5 Piece Industrial Dining Set, 55 Inch Rustic Brown Table with 2 Benches and 2 Stools on X Shaped Metal Frames

In a small flat the dining table sits in the living room, the hallway or the corner of a kitchen. Four chairs around it means four things to walk around from breakfast until the next meal.

Every seat here goes under the table. The benches are 18 in high and the stools 18 in, both clearing the 29.5 in top, so after a meal the set occupies 55 in by 31.5 in of floor and nothing else.

Five pieces, four seats

A 55 in table with a bench down each long side and a stool at each end. The tops are a rustic brown wood grain with a dark centre panel, and every leg is a black X in metal.

In use, and after

The maker's panel shows both states. Pulled out there are four places. Pushed back in, the benches and stools disappear under the top and the table stands on its own. That is the whole argument for benches over chairs in a small room.

The tabletop surface

Waterproof, wear resistant and easy maintenance are the maker's three words for it, and the photo shows a cloth going straight across the grain. Their own description calls it a faux wood grain finish rather than solid timber.

The numbers

Table 55 in by 31.5 in at 29.5 in high, benches 43.5 in long at 18 in, stools 16 in by 14 in at 18 in. The load figures printed beside them are 210 lb, 440 lb and 330 lb.

Both benches and both stools tuck under the 29.5 in tabletop, so the set parks in the table's own footprint.

440 lb per bench, 330 lb per stool and 210 lb across the tabletop.

Every piece stands on the same crossed frame, which is what gives a narrow leg its stability.

Fitted to all five pieces, so the set can be levelled on an old floor rather than shimmed.

The maker calls the surface waterproof and wear resistant, and their description names it a faux wood grain finish.

Two on each bench with the stools at the ends, which the manufacturer states as four to six people.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A set that parks in its table footprint is worth more in a small flat than an extra inch of tabletop.

Four every day, six when people come round, by pulling the stools out to the ends of the table.

The maker lists indoor rooms only, so a sheltered space is as far outside as this set should go.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement and load figure here is read from the product's own dimension drawing.
• The store lists this under Patio Dining Sets, but the manufacturer's own application panel names living room, dining room and study, and the photographs are all interiors.
• The tabletop is a faux wood grain finish, which is the maker's own description, not solid timber.
• No weather, UV or rain rating is published for this set, so none is claimed and outdoor use is not recommended here.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is this an outdoor set?

No. The manufacturer's own application panel lists living room, dining room and study, every photograph is an interior, and no weather or UV rating is published. It sits in the patio category in this store, which looks like a listing error.

Is the tabletop real wood?

The manufacturer's description calls it a faux wood grain tabletop. They describe the surface as waterproof, wear resistant and easy to maintain, which are their words rather than a rating.

Will the benches fit under the table?

Yes. The benches and stools are all 18 in high and the tabletop sits at 29.5 in, so everything clears the underside and pushes fully in.

How many people does it seat?

The manufacturer states four to six. Two adults fit on each 43.5 in bench at everyday spacing, with the two stools at the ends when you need them.