Titebond Original Wood Glue and woodworker George Vondriska present you with all of the necessary table dimensions you’ll need to build your own wooden picnic or dining room table. You’ll learn the ideal length, width and height of the table, as well as the best way to make comfortable chairs that your family will actually want to sit in.
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If you have a 8′ long table and 4 people setting along each side as you stated, don’t you have to add length to the table if you are going to have people seated at the ends? If so how much for each end? Jerry
Hi Jerry,
You’ll want to accommodate seating at the end with at least 12″ of space at the end, and 16″ is ideal.
Happy Woodworking!
Kate
WWGOA
Thanks, Kate