Two 47 Inch Round Dining Tables, Compared
The metal-leg table adds a built-in storage shelf and a higher 350 lb rating; the pedestal-base table trades the shelf for a seamless top and custom fixing brackets, at a 300 lb rating - both are 47.24 in across, seating 4-6, per the manufacturer.
Side by side
| Storage Shelf (Metal Legs) | Pedestal Base (Wood) | |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | 47.24 in, per manufacturer | 47.24 in, per manufacturer |
| Height | 29.53 in, per manufacturer's own feature text (the " Creators API's own item dimensions separately read 34.5 in - not reconciled) | 29.53 in, per manufacturer - Creators API item dimensions agree |
| Base | Metal legs with a built-in 14.2 x 14.2 in open shelf | Wooden cross pedestal, no shelf, custom metal fixing brackets for a seamless top |
| Weight capacity | 350 lb, per manufacturer | 300 lb, per manufacturer |
| Included | Table only, per manufacturer | Table only, per manufacturer's own title |
| Color | Brown | Rustic Brown |
What actually differs
The base is the real difference. The metal-leg table adds a genuinely useful open shelf underneath - somewhere to keep dishes or decor within reach - at the cost of visible hardware and a base that isn't part of a single continuous surface. The pedestal-base table gives up that storage for a monolithic, seam-minimized look, per the manufacturer's own "monolithic" framing, and rates 50 lb lower on weight capacity.
What neither one publishes
Neither states an interior seating clearance around the table, or its own shipping-box dimensions. See how much room a dining table needs for general clearance guidance.
Which one actually helps
The metal-leg, storage-shelf table suits a household that wants the extra surface for dishes or serving pieces and doesn't mind visible legs. The pedestal-base table suits a buyer prioritizing a clean, seamless look and willing to trade 50 lb of rated capacity and the storage shelf for it.
Questions
Are these two tables actually different products, or the same table in two colors?
Genuinely different - different base construction (metal legs with a shelf vs. a wooden pedestal with none), different weight ratings (350 lb vs. 300 lb), and different published heights in the underlying API data. Not an ASIN color variant.
Which one has more storage?
The metal-leg table - it has a built-in 14.2 x 14.2 in open shelf underneath. The pedestal-base table has none.
Which one is rated for more weight?
The metal-leg table, at 350 lb, against the pedestal-base table's 300 lb, per the manufacturer.