Description
Gather everyone around this dining set – it can comfortably seat 6 people with one table, four chairs and one 2-person bench included, create a warm and relaxed dinner time. Perfect for family meals or gatherings in your dining room or kitchen.
– Sturdy Wood Construction
– Environmentally Preferred
– Full Assembly Required
– Six Months Warranty
Specifications：
Product Name：Dining Room Set of 6
Material：
Tabletop: MDF
Legs: Rubber Wood
Frame: Rubber Wood
Chair Back: Rubber Wood +Plywood
Upholstered Chair：Yes
Color: White+Gray
Dimensions & Weight
Table：60”L x 36”W x 30”H, 69.3 LBS
Chair：18”L x 21”W x 36.4”H, 14.3 LBS/PCS
Bench：44.5”L x 15.4”W x 19.5”H, 21 LBS
Seat Dimensions: 17.5”W x 16”D
Weight Capacity:
Table: 300 LBS
Chair: 250 LBS/piece
Bench: 250 LBS
Assembly：
Assembly Required：1 h
Additional Tools Required: Electric drill or phillips head screwdriver needed
Package Number：3
Care & Maintance
1.Care should be taken when placing hot items directly on the table. Use a trivet or surface pad when serving heated dishes.
2.Liquids should be immediately blotted with a damp cloth. Do not use surface cleaners that could remove the finish.
3.Hardware may loosen over time; periodically check to make sure all connections are tight.
4.Blot spills immediately with a clean, colorfast towel. Spot clean with a damp cloth or sponge, gently blotting to remove excess water, then air dry. For stains that can’t be removed as such, professional cleaning is advised. We recommend periodically fluffing cushions and vacuuming crevices. To prevent fading, keep fabric out of direct sunlight.
Features:
– Consists of premium quality wood for unique durability and support.
– Quality materials and clean and simple tones make it look gorgeous and modern.
Superior Craftsmanship
Durable dining set with well-crafted construction and easy maintenance.
Versatile style perfect for farmhouse, transitional or traditional styles
Complement your house with this beautiful multifunctional farmhouse, transitional or traditional style dining set.
