universal furniture round dining table

Most 47-inch round tables in the listings are described to seat 4–6 people. Smaller models list lower capacities (commonly up to 4). Because listings vary, check the specific product page for the exact seating capacity for the model you’re considering.

Stated load capacities vary by model and construction. Examples from the listings include about 220 lb for a mid‑century-style variant, around 300 lb for some MDF/metal constructions, and several farmhouse/metal‑base tables rated near 500 lb. Always confirm the maximum load on the specific product page before buying.

All of the listings indicate assembly is required. Descriptions routinely state 'adult assembly required' and note that instructions, labeled parts, and an accessory bag or basic tools are provided to simplify setup.

Several listings mention adjustable leg pads with an anti‑slip design that allow small height adjustments (up to 0.39 inches) to compensate for uneven floors. Some models also note reinforced tabletop brackets or heavier bases to reduce wobble. Check the product details for the specific adjustment and stabilization features of each model.

Tabletops in the listings are described as wood or MDF (medium‑density fiberboard). Frame and base materials vary by model and include steel/metal as well as wood or MDF.

Listed tabletop diameters include 31.5 inches and several around 47.0–47.24 inches. Heights shown in the listings are typically near 29 inches (examples 29.13–29.9 in), with at least one listing at 25.9 inches. Verify the exact dimensions on the individual product page for the model you’re interested in.

Base styles shown across the listings include single pedestal bases, double‑pedestal bases, and criss‑cross (cross‑shaped) bases.

Yes—some models include an integrated lower storage shelf. For those tables, the listings show the shelf diameter as about 23.6 inches. Confirm storage details on the specific product page.