Caring for Sintered Stone Dining Tables: Do's and Don'ts

Living With Sintered Stone

Sintered stone dining tables look fantastic and shrug off heat and scratches better than most surfaces, but they are not completely maintenance free. Knowing what to do, and what to avoid, keeps that surface looking new for years. Here is the guidance from Mega Home Furnishing.

Getting the Dimensions Right

Allow 60cm per person along the table edge and 80 to 100cm between the table edge and the nearest wall for chairs to move freely. For a 4 room BTO, a 4 to 6 seater table usually works best.

Pedestal base tables let you tuck chairs in more fully than four leg designs, which helps in a tighter dining corner.

Table Shape Matters

• Rectangular: versatile, maximises seating, and sits well against a wall in narrow HDB dining areas.
• Round: no sharp corners, a more intimate feel, and works nicely in square rooms.
• Oval: a generous surface with softer visual lines.
• Extendable: compact day to day, and expands when festive gatherings call for it.

At Mega Home Furnishing, we carry sintered stone tables in every shape above to fit your Singapore home layout.

Chair and Table Pairing

Standard table height runs 73 to 76cm, with seat height at 43 to 48cm. That pairing keeps posture comfortable through long meals, and armless chairs tuck under more completely if space is tight.

Visit our showroom to see complete dining sets set up as they would actually sit in your home, since that tells you far more than photos alone.

Your Next Step

A sintered stone table rewards a little care with years of good looks. At Mega Home Furnishing, our collections are chosen for Singapore homes. Come by and see the difference in person.