Frame Oak Dining Table vs Sundays Field Dining Table
Both are solid oak tables rated 4.9, so the choice comes down to size and build. The Field is the bigger, heavier, more heavily reinforced table: 94.5 inches long, 1.6-inch top, 6-inch pillar legs, steel bracing and commercial-grade durability testing. The Frame is the tidier everyday table: slim angled legs, rounded edges and seating for 6-8, which fits more rooms. Buy the Field if you host often and have the floor space. Buy the Frame if you want a sturdy oak table that does not dominate the room.
- Choose the Frame if you seat six to eight, want generous legroom from slim angled legs, and need a table that fits a normal dining room.
- Choose the Field if you regularly seat eight to ten, want a thick top on reinforced pillar legs, and have a long room to fill.
Prices
- Frame Oak Dining Table: $1,791.00 at Sundays Company US (last seen Nov 13)
- Sundays Field Dining Table: $2,241.00 at Sundays Company US (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Frame Oak Dining Table is $450.00 cheaper than the Sundays Field Dining Table at the latest prices (Nov 13)