What is the Standard difference in height between table and dining chair?

Answer 1

Dining Height: Dining height tables are typically around 28"-30" high. Therefore, the dining chairs that match these tables usually have a seat that is 16"-18" high. However, you can also use shorter backless or swivel stools that measure 18" high. Counter Height: Counter height tables are typically around 35"-36" high. Therefore, the counter stools that match these tables are usually in the 24-26" range. Counter height furniture is typically used in casual dining setups, pub sets, and home kitchen islands. Bar Height: Bar height tables are typically around 40"-42" in height. Correspondingly, the bar stools are in the 28"-30" range. Bar height furniture is most commonly used with home bars but can also be found in some pub sets and counter set ups. Extra-Tall or "Spectator" Height: Extra-Tall tables and bars are typically around 45"-48" high. Therefore, the tall bar stools that match these tables are usually in the 32-34" range. Spectator height furniture is typically used in commercial settings such as Bowling alleys, pool halls, restaurants, and home bars.

Answer 2

The standard height of a dining table is 30 inches. Chairs for these have 18 inch high seats.

Answer 3

30"

Answer 4

750mm