Kendall Natural Oval Dining Table

No, customer assembly is not required for this item. As part of our professional service, the table is handled with expert care to ensure it is properly set up in your dining area, allowing you to enjoy your new furniture immediately without the hassle of specialized tools or hardware.

Measuring 88 inches in length, this table is designed for large-scale entertaining and family-style meals. It comfortably accommodates 6 to 8 guests. The oval shape and pedestal base provide additional flexibility for seating, as there are no corner legs to obstruct guest placement or legroom.

Yes. This table utilizes high-quality oak veneers, which are specifically chosen for their beauty and structural stability. While solid wood can be prone to warping or cracking in humid or dry climates, engineered veneers are more resistant to these environmental changes. Oak itself is a dense hardwood with a high Janka hardness rating, making it a robust choice for a busy household.

To ensure a comfortable dining experience, we recommend following the "Clearance Rule" of leaving at least 36 to 48 inches of space between the table and your walls or other furniture. For this 88-inch-long table, a dining area of at least 13 feet by 10 feet is ideal. This allows guests to pull out their chairs and move around the room freely without feeling cramped.

To preserve the integrity of the natural oak veneer, our care guide recommends dusting regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For everyday cleanup, use a cloth dampened with mild soap and water, then dry immediately. We advise avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or wax polishes, which can build up over time and dull the contemporary natural finish.

The flared pedestal base on this table offers both aesthetic and practical advantages. Architecturally, it creates a sense of "visual lightness," which helps prevent a large piece of furniture from overwhelming a room. Functionally, it eliminates the obstruction of corner legs, maximizing legroom and making it much easier to slide chairs in and out—a particularly helpful feature for smaller dining spaces or bench seating.

An oval dining table is an excellent "family-proof" choice. The lack of sharp corners makes it safer for homes with active toddlers compared to rectangular designs. Additionally, the rounded edges improve the "social flow" of the room, allowing for easier movement in high-traffic areas.