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About This Product

If you are looking for a product with high quality and strong presence, then the Maya series for dining is an excellent choice，A fixed square table with two outward-slanting bases. The open space on all four sides of the table allows chairs to be easily adjusted when in use.simply enjoying a casual meal with family and friends, this dining table is the perfect centerpiece for your dining room. It is sure to elevate your space and make a statement，plus the four seat is generously padded with foam and removable for easy cleaning. The ladder backrest provides excellent support, and the tapered legs add to the chair's overall stability

Details

Total Number of Pieces Included: 5
Number of People Set Accommodates: 4
Upholstered: Yes
Leaf Storage Type: Fixed Table
Table Top Shape: Rectangular
Top Material: soild wood
Table Base Material: soild wood
Seat Material: Upholstered
Upholstery Material: Fabric
Natural Variation Type: Natural Wood Grain Color Variation
Purposeful Distressing Type: Coat/Paint Distressing
Gloss Finish: Yes
Weight Capacity: 580 lb.
Table Base Type: Double Pedestal
Back Style: Ladder back
Swivel: No
Adjustable Table Height: No
Main Wood Joinery Method: Mortise and Tenon
Chair Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Table Color: Brown
Seat Color: Brown
Base Color: Brown
Wood Species: Rubberwood
Number of Chairs Included: 4
Pieces Included: Chair, Table
Detailing: Natural Wood Grain Color Variation, Coat / Paint Distressing
Construction Features: Mortise and Tenon Joinery
Base Type: Double Pedestal
Overall Shape: Rectangular
Finish: Gloss

Warranty

Commercial Warranty: No
Product Warranty: Yes
Full or Limited Warranty: Limited
Warranty Details: Warranty Only covers defects confirmed by LC Direct Furniture. It does not cover transit damage or accidental damage.The customer is required to provide pictures upon receiving the goods to determine whether the damage is caused by logistics or inherent quality issues