Glass Dining Room Furniture Sets
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HOM Furniture
Glimmering Heights Dining Table With 4 Side Chairs And 2 Arm Chairs
The RoomPlace
Chloe 7 Pc. Counter Height Dinette W/ Dark Gray Chairs
Rooms To Go
Wyndhall Chrome 5 Pc Rectangle Dining Room with Off-White Chairs
Gardner White
Cabernet Round Glass Pedestal Table + 2 Wood Chairs + 2 Upholstered Chairs
Glass top dining room sets are contemporary, easy to clean and pleasing to the eye. These pieces may feature wood or metal frames and a circular, square or rectangular surface. We complete each glass top dining room set with complementary chairs, offering seamless collections with exquisite modern, transitional or traditional looks. Browse our sets for all you need to bring polish to your dining space.
F.A.Q.
Are glass tables easy to maintain?
With regular maintenance, glass dining tables are relatively easy to keep clean. Because smooth glass has a nonporous surface, it doesn’t stain or absorb odors like other materials, such as wood. Therefore, a glass dining table can look as good as new after each cleaning.
However, glass shows smears and fingerprints more prominently, meaning these tables usually need daily maintenance to keep their pristine aesthetic. To remove smudges and spills, use a glass cleaner or a water and vinegar solution and gently wipe the surface with a dry cloth once a day.
What thickness of glass is good for a dining table?
While there isn’t an ideal number, the thickness of most glass dining tables is between 3/8 inch (about 10mm) and 1/2 inch (about 12mm). This range ensures the table top is durable and sturdy enough to withstand daily use while retaining its sleek and elegant appearance.
Thicker glass also protects against wobbling and breaking, provides better stability, and is ultimately safer in homes with pets and kids. You might also consider tempered glass, a more durable version, which undergoes special treatment that makes it stronger and less hazardous if it breaks.
What type of dining table is most durable?
The most durable dining tables are ones made from hardwoods or metals.
Hardwoods: Oak, maple, and walnut are the most classic options for sturdy dining room tables. These woods are known for their longevity and ability to withstand wear and tear. You can also refinish hardwoods over time, helping them recover from blemishes and converting them into pieces that stay with you long-term.
Metals: Stainless steel and iron are two common metals that can also make durable, solid dining tables. These designs have a more modern look while offering stiff resistance to scratching, heat, and damage from everyday use. They’re also less susceptible to environmental changes like humidity.