How far apart are the legs that go under the chair? I'm afraid this table won't fit under my Mom's recliner.
447037
You would have to have a space at least 20 1/2 inches wide for this to go under.
761639
The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is exceptionally sturdy and nicely finished by the way! The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is... » Read More The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is exceptionally sturdy and nicely finished by the way! « Show Less
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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
1483199
From floor to top of arm rest is 25 1/2 inches. That said my chairs do not have the casters under them like the picture that came with this email. I don't use them under a table they are in my patient waiting room.
728262
Yes. Concern would be fitting your chair between the legs as the opening is quite narrow.Have had the table for a year and love it for the small space I needed it in but finding chairs was a challenge and comfort was compromised for that size. Good luck!
1987280
Hi,They are approx 25 1/2 " so they should be fine under the table. My table is 28" and there is about a couple inches clearance. We have had them for about a year and they are still very sturdy with kids. Good luck!
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.
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 :)
255506
I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster with her baby in it under the table. Can anyone measure the distance between the inside seat height and the arm height? I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster... » Read More I think "Stephanie" is the only one who really understood the question. The OP is wondering about the distance between the seat (where the back of your child's leg rests) and the top of the arm (which has to fit under the table). So, suppose there is exactly 6 inches of clearance between her chair and her table. If the booster is empty, it should slide under the table, because the arm is 6 inches high. But what if her child is sitting in it? She wants to know if the top of her child's thighs will be higher than the arm height. If they are, she won't be able to slide the booster with her baby in it under the table. Can anyone measure the distance between the inside seat height and the arm height? « Show Less
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They do fit under the table...however, they are not "completely" under the table due to the center bar connecting the legs of the table. The chairs are "mostly" under the table, and only protrudes from the edge of the table by a couple of inches. I hope that is helpful.
1591494
The legs are 27 1/2" across from each other on the floor. There is sufficient room to get the chair close enough to the table to be comfortable to eat. I like mine a lot.
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the legs wont be an issue, just measured, 18". The arms are 22" at the front of the chair, maybe you can get the bottom lip of the seat under
1385505
The armrests do hit under our table, but we can get her close enough that it isn't a problem. Our daughter is 2 and is about 34".
635993
Yes. The chairs do fit underneath the table. At all times one of mine is tucked under there to save space
814651
It might be a little tight! The distance from the ground to the bottom of the table is 33". The chairs we bought are 24" from the ground to the top of the cushions and they are great!
918644
The table is 24" high, 24" deep, and 12"wide. We have it between 2 recliners. Hopes this helps.
753652
Chairs won't fit under this table though you can sit on a stool next to the table to work.