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Questions & answers
How many chairs come with a dining set?
Standard dining sets are 5-piece (table + 4 chairs) or 7-piece (table + 6 chairs); counter- and bar-height sets typically come 3- or 5-piece. The product page lists the exact configuration. If you want to add chairs to seat more people, most of our dining chairs can be ordered separately — ask us if you don’t see the matching chair listed.
What’s the difference between standard, counter, and bar height?
Standard dining height is about 30" — chairs sit around 18". Counter height is 36" — pairs with 24" stools and works well in open kitchens with a counter at the same height. Bar height is 42" — pairs with 30" stools and gives a more pub-style feel. Always match table and stool heights; mismatched heights are uncomfortable.
Do you finance dining sets?
Yes — we work with multiple lenders covering prime, near-prime, and no-credit-needed plans, so most customers qualify. Pre-qualify online in minutes without affecting your credit, or come into the showroom and we’ll run it there. The estimated monthly payment is shown on each product page.
Do you deliver and assemble dining furniture?
Yes — we deliver and assemble dining tables, chairs, buffets, and china cabinets across the Texas Panhandle (Amarillo, Canyon, Pampa, Borger, Hereford, Dumas, and surrounding towns). Heavy pieces like china cabinets are placed in the room of your choice and leveled. Free pickup at the Amarillo showroom is available too if you’d rather assemble it yourself.
What’s the most durable material for a dining table top?
Solid hardwood (oak, acacia, mango) is the most durable and can be refinished if it gets scratched. Veneer over engineered wood is lighter and resists warping in dry climates like the Panhandle, but won’t take heavy refinishing. Stone and porcelain tops are heat- and stain-resistant but heavier. Each product page lists the top material in the specs.
























