Large Benches
Space for everyone at your table. Flexible seating that brings people together.
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Design elements range from the simplicity of backless benches to models with comfortable...
Design elements range from the simplicity of backless benches to models with comfortable backrests and detailed paneling. Stainless steel legs are a common feature, adding a touch of sleek sophistication to each piece.
A selection of colours, from champagne to mid-grey, allow you to find a bench that integrates seamlessly into your existing decor. These benches offer ample seating, from three-seater options to expansive corner benches that can accommodate up to seven people, making these benches a practical choice for larger gatherings.
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- What are the ideal dimensions for a large dining bench?A large dining bench typically seats three or more people comfortably. Our benches range in width from 150cm to 153cm, which is ideal for accommodating a larger group. A depth between 45cm and 64cm provides ample seating space without being overly bulky. For height, 46cm is standard for a bench without a backrest, allowing it to tuck neatly under a table. If you opt for a bench with a backrest, a height around 86cm provides back support while maintaining a comfortable dining posture. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.
- What is the standard height for a large dining bench?The standard height for a large dining bench is around 46-48cm for benches without a backrest, and 80-86cm for those with a backrest. The benches we stock range from 46-86cm in height. A large bench typically seats 3 people and measures between 150-153cm in width. Always check the product's page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.
- Should I choose a backless or backed large dining bench?A backed dining bench provides more support and comfort for longer meals, and can create a more formal feel. Backless benches are more casual and versatile, offering flexibility in seating arrangements and taking up less visual space, which can make a room feel larger. They're also easier to move around. Your choice depends on your priorities - comfort and support versus a more flexible, space-saving option. Consider how you use your dining area and the overall style you want to achieve.
- What factors should I consider when choosing a large dining bench?When choosing a large dining bench, consider the size of your dining area and how many people you want to seat. Measure the space available, accounting for legroom and clearance around the table. A bench with a backrest offers more support, while a backless design provides a streamlined look and can be tucked under the table. Consider materials like velvet for a luxurious feel or faux leather for easy maintenance. Choose a colour and leg finish to complement your dining table and other furniture. If you're looking for maximum seating, a corner bench might be ideal, but ensure it fits comfortably in your space and around any table legs. Finally, check the bench's weight capacity to ensure it's suitable for your needs. For more information visit our blog post.
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