What is the standard height for a restaurant table?

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  1. Superior Seating

    “Standard dining tables are 28–30 inches tall, paired with chairs at 18–19 inches seat height. Counter-height tables are 36 inches, used with counter stools at 24–26 inches. Bar and pub-height tables measure 40–42 inches, paired with bar stools at 28–30 inches. ADA-compliant tables must fall within the 28–34 inch range to accommodate wheelchair users.”

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