How many chairs will you use?
Share the usual number and the occasional maximum. Include the chair width if you already own them.
A round table can work especially well in a square room or a space with several paths through it. Diameter, chair width, and pedestal clearance are checked together before the size is finalized.
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A round table is planned from the outside in: walking space first, then chair width, then the diameter and pedestal.
Share the usual number and the occasional maximum. Include the chair width if you already own them.
Measure the open floor area and note the paths people use to enter, sit, and move through the room.
A pedestal changes the available legroom. Send a reference if you already have a shape in mind.
The top can stay natural while the base is painted, or the whole table can use the same wood and finish.
The proposal confirms the diameter, top, pedestal, finish, delivery, and build window. The quote is tied to those choices so the full scope is clear before a deposit.
See how commissions workJonathan builds round tables for homes across southern Maine, including York and Cumberland counties. Local delivery usually includes bringing the piece into the room. Direct delivery is available across much of New England, and freight anywhere in the continental US.
The answer depends on the diameter, chair width, and pedestal. Those three measurements are checked together before the size is finalized.
Yes. A natural hardwood top can be paired with a painted maple base, or the full table can use one wood and finish.
Yes. Jonathan delivers across southern Maine and brings the piece into the room. Direct delivery and freight are available beyond that; see Delivery.
Walnut, white oak, maple, reclaimed oak, hickory and pine are common choices. Room photos and how you will use the piece help narrow it down.
Usually 6 to 10 weeks. Your start and finish dates are confirmed in the written proposal.
Share the room width, the chairs, and the number of seats you want. Those details show which diameters and pedestal shapes are worth considering.