Here’s how you can get the right rug size. Ideally, the dining room rug must be about four feet longer and wider than your dining table. You would need about 18 to 24 inches on each side so that diners can slide their chairs out without going past the edge of the rug.
6 chair dining room tables need an 8x10 ; 8 chair dining room tables need a 9x12; 10 chair dining room tables need a 10x14; Most breakfast nook tables have a 7 to 8 foot round or octagon rug; Note: 8x10 or 8x11 is probably the size that 80% of people use in their dining areas. Find rugs of any shape or size on our rug collections page.
Hi Dorothy, hope this helps you pick the right size rug for your table. What size rug do I need for a 60 inch table? For chairs to slide in and out easily, you should add 24"-30" to each side of the table for the perfect rug size. In the Dining Room. Table SizeRug Size48" Round8' round (96")60" Round9' square (108" x 108")42" x 60" oval8' x
The Basic Rule. The fundamental rule of thumb when it comes to choosing large rugs for your dining table is this: The rug should be large enough so that all the chairs remain on the rug even when they're pulled out. Essentially, when guests pull their chairs out to sit down or stand up, the legs of the chairs should still be on the rug and not
95 Dining Rooms with an Area Rug (Photos) Hardwood is by far the most popular flooring type for dining rooms, but many of those incorporate an area rug as well. 77% of dining rooms we included in our analysis of 107,455 dining rooms have hardwood flooring. Typically, the area rug in a dining room is large and is place under the dining table.
For small or round tables, a square rug can look fantastic! A good rule of thumb to remember is: 1: A 140cm to 203cm dining table needs a 240cm x 300cm rug. 2: A round table around 112cm in diameter needs a 240cm x 300cm rug or a 240cm x 240cm rug. 3: A long dining room needs a rug around 280cm x 60cm.
