Groby / storage & dining
Begin with what you need to store and where you need to sit. Then compare the furniture that gives each task its own place.
Sort the contents first. Compare usable drawer dimensions, the opening arrangement and the space in front of the chest.
Open the storage catalogue →Measure the tabletop footprint and the clearance for chairs. For an extendable design, check both lengths and leaf storage.
Open the dining catalogue →
W800 × D420 × H900 mm; four drawers internal W680 × D330 × H140 mm; mass 34 kg
four full-width drawers; assembly required; wall restraint installation required; wall fixings depend on wall type
oak-veneered MDF; steel runners; solid beech legs
£299.00 GBPSelect your configuration →01 / Contents before capacity
Count the items you intend to store, then compare them with the usable drawer measurements. Wide, shallow drawers work differently from a stack of narrower compartments. The outer width of a chest is not its internal drawer width. Check the runners and opening clearance separately from the closed footprint.
Read the capacity guide →Do not infer a load rating from the number of drawers or the material name. Ask about the specific product if a dimension is not stated.
Compare each chest's overall dimensions with its internal compartments. Read assembly and wall-restraint requirements as part of the selection, not as an afterthought.
W1200 × D420 × H780 mm; six drawers internal W510 × D330 × H160 mm; mass 45 kg
two columns of three drawers; low plinth; wall restraint required
melamine-faced particleboard; steel runners
£349.00 GBPSelect your configuration →
W600 × D400 × H1120 mm; five drawers internal W480 × D310 × H145 mm; mass 31 kg
narrow tall carcass; plain metal pulls; wall restraint required; no standalone tip-stability claim
W700 × D400 × H720 mm; three drawers internal W580 × D310 × H150 mm; mass 25 kg
three full-width drawers; flush plinth; flat-pack; wall restraint required
W1400 × D450 × H850 mm; top three drawers W370 × D350 × H100 mm; lower four W590 × D350 × H180 mm; mass 52 kg
three-over-four drawer arrangement; assembly and wall restraint required
walnut-veneered MDF; steel runners; steel legs
£429.00 GBPSelect your configuration →02 / Room to pull out a chair
Mark the tabletop footprint and allow for the chair position in use. Keep the route past the table visible. An extendable piece changes the plan: check the closed and open lengths, where the leaf is stored and how the mechanism operates. A pedestal and corner legs leave different space beneath the top, so seating cannot be judged from outer length alone.
Work through dining clearance →
Use the exact top shape, leg arrangement and stated extension measurements. A seating description helps compare the design but cannot replace checking your own chair dimensions.
diameter 1000 × H750 mm; top 25 mm; mass 24 kg
round fixed top; four radial legs; seating suggestion 4 dependent on chair width; no chairs
oak-veneered MDF top; solid oak legs
£249.00 GBPSelect your configuration →
W1600 × D850 × H750 mm; top 25 mm; between legs 1300 × 650 mm; mass 30 kg
fixed rectangular solid-wood top; four legs; suggested 6 places; assemble legs
rubberwood top and legs; clear finish
£329.00 GBPSelect your configuration →
W1400 extending to 1800 × D850 × H750 mm; leaf 400 × 850 mm; top 25 mm; mass 38 kg
one removable extension leaf; suggested 4–6 places; no self-storing claim
oak-veneered MDF top; beech legs; steel extension rails
£399.00 GBPSelect your configuration →
W800 × D800 × H740 mm; top 22 mm; mass 18 kg
fixed square top; four straight steel legs; suggested 2–4 places; no chairs
melamine-faced particleboard top; steel legs
£149.00 GBPSelect your configuration →
W1800 × D950 × H750 mm; top 25 mm; base 700 × 450 mm; mass 42 kg
oval fixed top on central broad base; suggested 6 places; two-person assembly recommended
walnut-veneered MDF top; veneered plywood pedestal
£449.00 GBPSelect your configuration →A chest must be assembled and restrained where its product record requires it. The correct wall fixing depends on the wall type; do not assume one fitting suits every wall. Plan access to the fixing position and follow the installation instructions. A closed drawer or a heavier lower compartment is not a substitute for the stated restraint requirement.
A veneered panel, a solid leg and a steel runner perform different tasks. Use the complete material record for the selected product rather than assuming an entirely solid construction from the finish. Keep care instructions attached to the exact surface and avoid standing water where a damp-and-dry cleaning method is specified.
Review whether assembly is required before selecting. Lay out the parts, read the instructions and make room to handle panels without scraping finished surfaces. For an extendable table, understand the leaf arrangement before moving the mechanism. Product illustrations do not establish an assembly or installation service.
Record the SKU alongside your room measurements. Delivery, payment and returns information belongs to the dedicated policy pages. Do not include payment credentials in an order note.
No. Compare the internal drawer measurements where they are stated. The space occupied by the frame and runners is not usable storage.
Check the extended tabletop dimensions, leg positions and your own chair widths. You also need room to move the chairs and circulate around the occupied table.
Include the product name or SKU, the contents or chairs you are planning around, and the exact measurement you need to confirm. That keeps a storage or seating question attached to the right configuration.
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