Portable round folding dining table designed for weddings, banquets, parties, hotels and temporary event dining areas.
Available in multiple diameters from 1.2m to 1.8m, with seating options from approximately 6 to 14 guests, allowing buyers to choose the table size according to guest count, room layout and event style.
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For weddings, banquets and temporary event dining areas, the most important question is usually not simply “Which table looks good?”
It is:
How many guests need to sit at each table, and how much floor space do I have?
This round folding dining table is designed for temporary event use where tables need to be installed, removed, transported and stored between events.
The round format is particularly suitable for:
wedding receptions;
banquet halls;
hotel events;
private parties;
corporate dinners;
catering events;
event rental inventory.
Unlike a permanent dining table, the folding structure makes the table more practical for venues and rental companies that regularly change room layouts.
For other temporary tables and counters used in events, visit:
Event Tables & Counters
https://www.dragonevent.com/Event-Tables-Counters-pl04954276.html
The correct diameter mainly depends on:
expected guests per table;
chair width;
dining style;
aisle space;
room size.
A larger table seats more people, but it also requires more floor area and increases the distance between guests.
Use the following as the main buying guide:
Table Diameter | Recommended Seating |
|---|---|
1.2m / 3.94ft | 6–8 people |
1.35m / 4.43ft | 8–10 people |
1.5m / 4.92ft | 10–12 people |
1.65m / 5.41ft | 11–13 people |
1.8m / 5.91ft | 12–14 people |
These seating ranges make it easier to select the table from the actual guest plan rather than buying only by diameter.
If you know the total number of guests, divide that number by your preferred seating count per table.
For example:
100 guests using 1.5m tables at 10 people per table
100 ÷ 10 = 10 tables
For a looser seating layout at 8 people per table:
100 ÷ 8 = 12.5
So you would need approximately 13 tables.
This is much more useful than simply asking “How many tables should I buy?” because table quantity depends directly on the seating density you want.
The product is available in several round-table sizes:
1.2m;
1.35m;
1.5m;
1.65m;
1.8m.
This allows buyers to match the table to both the guest count and venue layout.
The table can be folded when not in use.
This is especially useful for:
rental companies;
hotels;
banquet halls;
churches;
event venues.
Compared with a permanent table, folding construction makes repeated handling and storage easier.
Round tables are commonly chosen for banquet dining because guests can face toward the center rather than sitting in a long straight line.
They work particularly well for:
wedding receptions;
gala dinners;
social events;
formal dining arrangements.
You do not need to use the largest table for every event.
For smaller groups or tighter rooms, the smaller diameters can be more practical.
For larger banquet layouts, the bigger sizes reduce the number of separate tables required.
The combination of a folding frame and event-focused design makes the product suitable for repeated:
setup;
teardown;
transportation;
storage.
This is particularly important for event rental inventory.
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Product Type | Round Folding Dining Table |
Tabletop Type | Plastic Round Tabletop |
Structure | Folding |
Available Diameter | 1.2m / 1.35m / 1.5m / 1.65m / 1.8m |
Seating Capacity | Approx. 6–14 People Depending on Size |
1.2m Seating | 6–8 People |
1.35m Seating | 8–10 People |
1.5m Seating | 10–12 People |
1.65m Seating | 11–13 People |
1.8m Seating | 12–14 People |
Main Use | Wedding / Banquet / Party / Hotel / Event Dining |
Storage | Folding Design |
Round tables are especially common for weddings because they create smaller guest groups within a larger banquet room.
A common decision path is:
Guest Count → Guests per Table → Table Diameter → Number of Tables
For example, if you have 120 wedding guests and want approximately 10 guests per table, a 1.5m table layout would require about:
120 ÷ 10 = 12 tables
Actual room layout and aisle space still need to be considered.
Hotels frequently need tables that can support different room configurations.
The same hall may be used for:
weddings;
corporate dinners;
gala events;
conferences;
private parties.
Folding tables make it easier to change the room between events.
For a rental company, the most useful inventory strategy is often to concentrate on one or two main diameters rather than purchasing every size equally.
For example:
1.5m is a useful general-purpose option when customers commonly need around 10–12 seats.
A smaller size can then be added for tighter spaces, while a larger option can be stocked for high-capacity banquet layouts.
Suitable for:
birthday parties;
anniversary dinners;
family celebrations;
outdoor or indoor temporary dining areas.
Round folding tables can also be used for:
company dinners;
awards nights;
networking meals;
hospitality areas.
For other event-service furniture and temporary table options:
https://www.dragonevent.com/Event-Tables-Counters-pl04954276.html
A 1.2m table can seat approximately 6–8 people, while a 1.35m table can seat approximately 8–10 people.
If you want more personal space per guest, choose the larger option.
A 1.5m round table is a practical choice for approximately 10–12 people.
A 1.35m table can also accommodate around 8–10 people if the layout is tighter.
Approximately:
12–14 people
depending on chair width and how much dining space you want to leave between guests.
There is no single best size.
For many wedding layouts:
1.35m works for approximately 8–10 guests;
1.5m works for approximately 10–12 guests;
1.8m works when you want larger guest groups.
The best choice depends on the venue floor plan and guest count.
Use:
Total Guests ÷ Planned Guests per Table = Required Tables
Always round up when the result is not a whole number.
For example:
150 guests ÷ 10 guests per table = 15 tables
Not necessarily.
Maximum seating gives you higher capacity, but fewer guests per table usually provides:
more dining space;
easier chair movement;
more comfortable guest spacing.
So choose based on the event style, not only the maximum number of seats.
Yes.
The folding design makes them particularly suitable for businesses that need to transport, install, remove and store tables repeatedly.
They can be used for suitable temporary event applications, but outdoor use should still consider:
level ground;
weather;
wind;
table stability;
protection from long-term exposure.