A 140cm two-slab French oak top, sized to slot into the kind of rooms a 6-seater would crowd. Right for Victorian galley kitchens, 1930s semis with modest dining rooms, urban flats with a kitchen-end nook, and broken-plan extensions where the table needs to leave the cooking side some breathing room.
The 4-seater is probably the most underrated size in dining furniture. Most "small" dining tables are flimsy folding things, and most "solid oak" tables jump straight from 6-seater upwards, so there's a real gap in the middle. The Timber Row 4-seater is the same construction as the 8 and 10: two slabs of solid French oak joined edge-to-edge into a 37mm-thick top, finished by hand in Wickford. Just shorter.
Long, narrow rooms where the run of units faces a wall and the back door opens behind the table. A 140cm × 90cm leaves clear walking room on either side without cramping the cooking. Most-shipped to Hackney, Stoke Newington, Crouch End, Tooting and Walthamstow.
The smaller of the two reception rooms in a typical interwar semi is usually the dining room, often 3.5m square or less. A 140cm × 90cm sits between the bay window and the chimney breast with the chairs pulled out. Common to Hornchurch, Wanstead, Crouch Hill, Romford and the Brentwood new-towns.
Modern broken-plan kitchens often have a small dedicated dining zone: a bench seat against a wall and two chairs opposite. A 140cm × 90cm drops in without dominating the open plan. Pair it with a matching bench from the configurator for a banquette feel.
A 4-seater doesn't have to be a stripped-back 4-seater. The 140cm length is fixed, but the width steps from 90cm (standard) up to 120cm (generous), the stain runs from natural oil through chocolate, walnut, black and whitewash, and the legs run from the three standard styles (Box, X-frame, Hairpin) up through six designer options to the signature Spider single-pedestal base.
Width upcharges scale with the timber: 100cm is +£115 over the 90cm baseline; 110cm is +£235; 120cm is +£350. All other options sit on top. (A narrower 80cm top is offered on the 120cm length only.)
Two slabs of solid French oak joined edge-to-edge into a single 37mm top, finished by hand in Wickford, Essex. No veneer, no hollow underside.
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