Understanding Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
The category Kitchen & Dining Room Tables, assigned the numeric ID 4355, is the designated classification for furniture designed primarily for dining spaces. Within the Google product taxonomy, it sits at level three under the broader Tables parent category.
What belongs in this category
This category is intended for primary dining furniture used for meals and gathering. Examples of products found in the US market include industrial wooden dining tables, extendable dining tables with mid-century or modern designs, oval or rectangular solid wood tables, and farmhouse-style dining sets. These items are specifically intended for kitchen or dedicated dining room environments where seating is provided for daily use.
What does not belong here
Do not include tables designed for specific secondary functions or specialized rooms. Items such as nightstands, poker and game tables, or folding tables belong in their own distinct categories. Additionally, tables designed for sewing machines, kotatsu units, activity tables for play, and small accent tables should be classified under their respective neighbouring categories rather than this one. Always evaluate the primary usage of your furniture to ensure it aligns with the taxonomy structure provided by Google.
Category implementation in your feed
You can populate the google_product_category attribute using either the ID 4355 or the full path: Furniture > Tables > Kitchen & Dining Room Tables. While this attribute is optional, providing the specific ID helps Google categorize your inventory more accurately than automated systems, ensuring your products remain relevant to potential buyers without needing additional attributes like size or gender.