do chairs tuck in when not sitting? room for knees not to bump under table? Thanks.
1870889
The chairs I bought tuck in almost all the way. I have plenty of room for my knees but I'm a small person.
1074431
Short answer is NO. We've had these for more than a few months.....the chairs get moved all of the time, and we have seen no problems. Considering the cost I feel this is a true bargain!
2238939
There are hooks on the front that fold up when not in use. If the seat has no room for them -- simply don't unfold the hooks and set the chair on the seat. You'll like these seats == they are the best.
2136956
Though the pub height does have your legs at a higher position, the seat cushions are fairly comfortable to dining furniture. We are game players and use the table to game at, I have yet to hear a guest complain of discomfort. The only disadvantage would be because of the height it is not wheelchair friendly. Hope this helps!
2187840
Its deep in the seat for a dining table chair, and wider.To sit at a table, the person would be sitting at the broad edge of the chair, and could not put there feet under them.One typically puts their feet under a chair to move it forward or back. This would be impossible. Plus many tables have a small vertical piece under the out edge of the table, which the arm rests might bump, so the chair could not slide under the table at all.
1016958
they are comfortable I have mine with a back pillow but I just use them as accent chairs. they are not very high so it depends on your table height.
1306431
Best bet is to look at the circumference measurements of the cover and then at home tuck your tall chairs under the table and check that circumference. Canvas does NOT stretch...not a bit. This is the most important measurement. You can compare the height of the cover to that of the chairs as well but the decision there is about your preference of how much of the legs exposed is OK.
1433550
Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
1841352
Yes, but try look for chairs with a narrow width between the front 2 legs so you can tuck them in.
237484
Yes, as Seppun answered, table and chairs all fold nearly flat. And my set also still looks great after several years. Mine are in a somewhat shaded area but think they would stand up well to full sun, too. Highly recommend.
793517
I don't think chairs will slide under completely because of the trestle leg & chairs might hit the apron on top of the table.The width between the legs is 52", will take 2 chairs each side but because of trestle at the bottom and apron will not slide completely.I would suggest you should buy 4 Legs table, so chairs would slide. please let us know if you have more questions.Thanks
314939
I've never had any issues with any parts of these chairs. They fold up nicely and stay that way. The side tables are an excellent option as well.
831279
4 people can sit very comfortably around this table.(with the leaf's out) The chairs will fit under with the leaf's down. Hope this helps.
1675993
The chairs I purchased are not adjustable. I really like them. We have wood floors and they don't scratch. The table is also nice except it doesn't fold up.
601971
Not comfortably. We have six chairs around the table and eat outside on it most every night. We bought the deep seat chairs with the arms and they just fit perfectly with a total of six.
814649
I would say no...not much clearance between table and your seat of chair. I love the table and we bought the chairs that are shown in the picture also!! Very comfortable :)
2164140
Yes, more than comfortably. The table is 70 inches long and appears shorter in the pic; there is plenty of room for six chairs if you have the space. I love mine.