Daliya Round Dining Table
Round 100 cm dining table for four
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Professional assembly — terms & conditions
The professional assembly service applies to ground-level rooms only. It is not available for apartments or for rooms located on an upper floor.
The service covers assembly of the product only. Removal and disposal of packaging materials is not included.
The A2Z Furniture Pty Ltd and its staff accept no liability for any accidental damage to the customer’s property that may occur while bringing goods inside or during assembly.
It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure the pathway for delivering the goods is clear and unobstructed. Additional charges may apply if extra work is required to clear access.
To assess whether the assembly can be carried out safely and efficiently, The A2Z Furniture may request further information about the property, including photos or video of the layout.
If the product cannot be delivered to the intended room due to insufficient space, the delivery and assembly charges are non-refundable.
The A2Z Furniture reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to decline or cancel the assembly service. Where this occurs, any assembly fee already paid will be refunded in full.
Overview
A round table for four, in the space a rectangle wastes
The Daliya is a 100 cm round dining table in black, built on a turned pedestal with four curved splayed feet rather than corner legs. Round is the right answer in a small dining space for two reasons: there are no corners to walk into when you squeeze past, and everyone at a circle can see and hear everyone else — a four-person conversation works better round than long. At 100 cm across it seats four properly without demanding the floor a rectangular four-seater needs, which makes it a sensible fit for apartments, units and open-plan corners. It ships in two flat cartons with a printed instruction manual.
100 cm Across, Seats Four
The Australian convention for round tables is 90–100 cm for four, and the Daliya sits right at the top of that band. Four place settings fit comfortably with room in the middle for a shared dish — more than a lot of small square tables manage.
Pedestal Base, No Corner Legs
A turned central pedestal on four curved splayed feet. On a small round table that is the whole point — there is no leg in any corner position, so chairs go anywhere around the edge and nobody ends up straddling one. The frame is hardwood, the top is MDF.
Finished in Black
A black finish keeps a small table visually quiet — it reads as one dark shape rather than a pale slab dominating the room, and it hides everyday marks better than a light finish does.
Two Flat Cartons, Manual Included
It arrives in two boxes — 106 × 106 × 10 cm for the top and 60 × 18 × 20 cm for the legs and fittings. A screwdriver will assemble it; an electric drill makes it faster. The instruction manual is in the box, and linked below if you want to read it first.
Seats & space
How many it seats, and the room it needs
Round tables follow different rules from rectangular ones — the diameter sets the seat count, not the length, and you need the same clearance in every direction. Three checks settle it. Here's how the Daliya's 100 cm diameter and 77 cm height measure up.
- The diameter sets the seats, not the circumference. Multiplying 100 cm across by pi gives 314 cm of edge, which looks like five settings at 60 cm each — but on a small round table everybody's knees and the table legs meet in the middle, so the real number is four. That's the Australian convention for 90–100 cm, and it's why this table is sold as a 4 seater rather than a 5.
- Leave 90 cm clear all the way around. Round tables need the same clearance in every direction, which makes the sum simpler than for a rectangle: diameter + 180 cm, both ways. That gives a minimum room of about 2.8 m × 2.8 m. Near a kitchen walkway, allow 105–120 cm instead — roughly 3.1 m × 3.1 m.
- Check your chair seat height. The top sits at 77 cm, just above the 71–76 cm norm. A dining chair with a 45–48 cm seat height gives comfortable knee room; very low or heavily padded seats will feel cramped. Armless chairs work best around a circle this size.
- Round beats rectangular in a tight room. No corners to catch a hip on, and chairs push in anywhere around the edge. If your dining space is a corner of an open-plan room rather than a dedicated one, a circle usually wins.
Not sure it fits? A 100 cm circle is easy to test — tie a 50 cm string to a pencil, pin the other end to the floor and mark the circle out in masking tape, then sit a chair at it. Or call our showroom team on 07 3161 5415 and we'll talk it through against your room measurements.
Dimensions
Measurements
| Diameter | 100 cm |
|---|---|
| Assembled height | 77 cm |
| Seats | 4 |
| Shape | Round, on a pedestal base with four curved feet |
| Colour | Black |
| Construction | Hardwood frame with MDF top |
| Carton 1 | 106 × 106 × 10 cm (table top) |
| Carton 2 | 60 × 18 × 20 cm (legs & fittings) |
| Assembly | Flat-pack — screwdriver (electric drill recommended) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Product weight and underside (apron) clearance aren't on our supplier spec sheet. If you're measuring a lift, a stairwell or a car boot, the carton sizes above are the numbers you need — or call our showroom team on 07 3161 5415 and we'll measure a floor piece before you order.
Full dimension diagram
Styling
Chairs, and what goes on top
A round table suits an armless, lightweight chair that's easy to move around the edge. The Darwin, Dexter and Daybreak chairs all work, and because there are no fixed corner positions you can run four matching chairs or mix two pairs without it looking accidental. On top, a circle wants one central piece rather than a runner — a low bowl, a small vase or a candle. Anything tall blocks the sightlines that make a round table worth having in the first place.
Materials & care
Black finish, hardwood pedestal, MDF top
- Table top
- MDF with a wood-look finish
- Table base
- Hardwood pedestal with four curved splayed feet
- Colour
- Black
- Shape
- Round, 100 cm diameter
- Style
- Modern minimalist
- Warranty
- 1 year
MDF tops handle everyday dining well but don't like standing water — wipe spills rather than letting them sit, and use mats under anything hot or wet. That one habit is the difference between a top that lasts and one that swells at the edges.
Caring for your table
Use placemats & coasters
Hot dishes and wet glasses are the main risk to an MDF top. Placemats, coasters and a trivet under anything straight off the stove are the single best thing you can do for it.
Don't leave spills sitting
Wipe liquid up promptly rather than letting it sit. Water that soaks into an engineered top at a join or an edge can cause swelling that won't come back out.
Wipe with a damp cloth
A soft, barely damp microfibre cloth after meals is enough. Avoid soaking the surface, and skip abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals.
Keep out of direct sun
Strong direct sunlight fades finishes over time. Place away from harsh sun, or close curtains during the brightest hours.
What's in the box
Two flat cartons, and a screwdriver will do it
The Daliya ships in two flat cartons — a 106 × 106 × 10 cm box for the round top and a 60 × 18 × 20 cm box for the legs and fittings. A screwdriver is enough to assemble it, though an electric drill makes the job considerably quicker. A printed instruction manual is included in the box, and you can read it before you buy using the link below.
- Includes
- Daliya Round Dining Table — top, legs, fittings, instruction manual
- Cartons
- 2 boxes — 106 × 106 × 10 cm and 60 × 18 × 20 cm
- Assembly
- Required — screwdriver (electric drill recommended)
- Instructions
- Daliya assembly manual (PDF)
- Chairs
- Not included — sold separately
The price is for the dining table alone — chairs and styling props are not included. Images are for illustration only; the actual product might be slightly different. We highly recommend you visit the store before the purchase.
Delivery & pickup
Two ways to get it home
Delivery cost is calculated by item and distance — enter your details in the estimator above, or at checkout. Delivery is to ground level / front garage only. The table travels flat in two cartons, so doorways and stairs are rarely a problem; add assembly above if you'd like it built in the room on delivery.
Collect free from our Rocklea distribution warehouse by appointment. The larger carton is 106 cm square and flat, which fits most cars with the back seats folded. Bring your order confirmation and photo ID. For full terms, see our Pickup & Delivery Terms.
Change-of-mind returns are accepted under our Return Policy; full conditions apply.
Reviews
What buyers say
FAQ
Common questions
Four. At 100 cm across, the Daliya sits at the top of the 90–100 cm band that seats four in Australia. Multiplying the diameter by pi gives 314 cm of edge, which looks like five settings — but on a small round table knees and table legs meet in the middle, so four is the honest number.
About 2.8 m × 2.8 m as a minimum. Round tables need the same 90 cm of clearance in every direction, so the sum is the diameter plus 180 cm both ways. Near a kitchen walkway, allow 105–120 cm of clearance instead, or roughly 3.1 m × 3.1 m.
In a small or shared space, a circle usually wins. There are no corners to catch a hip on when you squeeze past, chairs can be pushed in anywhere around the edge rather than at fixed positions, and everyone at the table can see and hear everyone else. A rectangular table is the better answer once you regularly seat six or more.
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. The frame and legs are hardwood; the top is MDF with a wood-look finish. That keeps the top flat and warp-resistant at this price, but it isn't solid timber. If you want a solid timber top, look at the Jayden or Jericho dining tables instead.
Yes, but it's one of the easier ones. It arrives in two flat cartons and a screwdriver is enough to build it — an electric drill just makes it quicker. The instruction manual is in the box and linked above if you'd like to read it first. You can also add in-home assembly to your order.
The top sits at 77 cm, just above the usual 71–76 cm. Chairs with a seat height of about 45–48 cm give comfortable knee room; very low seats or thickly padded ones will feel tight. Armless chairs work best around a circle this size.
No — the price is for the table alone. Dining chairs are sold separately.
Full details
Daliya Round Dining Table — full product details
The Daliya Round Dining Table is a 100 cm round dining table seating four, standing 77 cm high, built on a hardwood frame with an MDF top. Round is the practical choice in a small dining space: there are no corners to walk into when you squeeze past, chairs can be pushed in anywhere around the edge rather than at fixed positions, and everyone seated can see and hear everyone else.
On a round table it's the diameter that sets the seat count, not the circumference. Multiplying 100 cm by pi gives 314 cm of edge, which suggests five settings at the Australian standard of 60 cm per person — but knees and table legs meet in the middle of a small circle, so four is the real number, and 90–100 cm is the recognised four-seat band. Round tables also need the same 90 cm of clearance in every direction, which makes the room calculation simple: diameter plus 180 cm both ways, or about 2.8 m × 2.8 m. At 77 cm the top sits just above the common 71–76 cm range, so pair it with dining chairs of about 45–48 cm seat height.
The table ships flat in two cartons — 106 × 106 × 10 cm for the top and 60 × 18 × 20 cm for the legs and fittings — and a screwdriver is enough to assemble it, though an electric drill is quicker. An instruction manual is included, and in-home assembly can be added to your order. It carries a 1-year warranty. Images are for illustration only; the actual product might be slightly different — we highly recommend you visit the store before the purchase. For a rectangular four-seater instead, see the Dell Dining Table. See it in person at any of our five A2Z Furniture showrooms: Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich and Beenleigh.
