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The 47.2″ Console Table has the smallest listed floor footprint of these three long, thin tables at 1.93 sq ft, and the ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables has the largest at 5.81 sq ft. The Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table, at 4.52 sq ft, is the only one that lists built-in power, with 2 AC outlets, 1 USB and 1 USB-C port per strip. Specifications come from Amazon listing data checked October 3, 2026; we have not tested these products. Recheck the selected variant on Amazon before ordering, because titles and specification fields can change.

Quick compare: the products in this guide

Sizes come from the Amazon listings as we read them; check the product page for the current details before you buy.

ProductListed detailsLink
47.2″ Console Table, Narrow Entryway Table, Skinny Sofa Table, Behind…47.2″D x 5.9″W x 31.1″H; material type Engineered Wood, MetalSee details on Amazon Affiliate link
ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables for Entryway, Hallway Table, 2-Tier11.8″D x 70.9″W x 31.5″H; material type MDFSee details on Amazon Affiliate link
Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table with 2 Power Outlets and USB-C Ports,…5.9″D x 110.2″W x 29.7″H; material type Engineered WoodSee details on Amazon Affiliate link

Three options at a glance

PickListed dimensionsFloor footprintFootprint rank
47.2″ Console Table47.2″ D × 5.9″ W × 31.1″ H278.48 sq in (1.93 sq ft)Smallest
ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables11.8″ D × 70.9″ W × 31.5″ H836.62 sq in (5.81 sq ft)Largest
Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table5.9″ D × 110.2″ W × 29.7″ H650.18 sq in (4.52 sq ft)Middle

1. 47.2″ Console Table, Narrow Entryway Table, Skinny Sofa Table, Behind CouchTable, Long Skinny Table, DisplayTable for Entryway, Living Room, Foyer, Corridor, Office, Rustic Brown — Smallest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 47.2″ D × 5.9″ W × 31.1″ H; item weight 7.5 pounds; listed maximum weight 40 pounds; material Engineered Wood, Metal; frame Iron; color Rustic Brown.

This console table is listed at 47.2 inches long and 5.9 inches deep, which is 1.93 sq ft and the smallest footprint of the three. The dimension field swaps depth and width, and a bullet gives the height as “231.1″ inches, an obvious typo for the listed 31.1 inches, so read the numbers with care. The specs list engineered wood on an iron frame in rustic brown, weighing 7.5 pounds with a maximum weight recommendation of 40 pounds. The listing says the frame has a square connection design and that a full assembly kit is included. It suggests uses behind a sofa, as an entryway table or as a plant display.

Pros

  • Smallest footprint at 1.93 sq ft (47.2 x 5.9 / 144)
  • States a 40-pound maximum weight recommendation
  • Light at 7.5 pounds, easy to move

Cons

  • Only 5.9 inches deep, so it fits keys and small items but not a wide lamp base or a large bowl
  • The listing has a size typo (231.1″ H) and a swapped depth/width in the field, so check the real size
  • A 40-pound limit is low for a heavy plant or stacked books

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you want a short, very narrow console for keys, small decor or a plant. Skip it if you need a longer table or a higher load limit.

2. ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables for Entryway, Hallway Table, 2-Tier — Largest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 11.8″ D × 70.9″ W × 31.5″ H; item weight 39.4 pounds; material MDF; color Walnut.

The ChooChoo is a 2-tier console listed at 11.8 inches deep, 70.9 inches wide and 31.5 inches tall, or 5.81 sq ft, the largest footprint of the three. The listing says it has a spacious tabletop and a decorative slatted bottom shelf, with a trapezoidal structure and a walnut finish in a farmhouse style. The specs list MDF, and the bullets say the tabletop is 1.57 inches thick on P2 MDF with additional legs for stability. It weighs 39.4 pounds, and panels are numbered for assembly. The listing does not state a weight capacity or whether it has outlets.

Pros

  • 2 tiers: a tabletop and a slatted bottom shelf
  • Tabletop is 1.57 inches thick, with extra legs for stability per the listing
  • At 70.9 inches long it covers a wide wall or the back of a large sofa

Cons

  • Largest footprint at 5.81 sq ft (70.9 x 11.8 / 144)
  • The listing does not state a weight capacity
  • MDF is heavy at 39.4 pounds and sensitive to water, so it is not ideal near a door in wet weather

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you have a long wall and want a sturdy 2-tier entryway or hallway table. Skip it if you need the narrowest depth or a stated load rating.

3. Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table with 2 Power Outlets and USB-C Ports, Extra Long Narrow Sofa Table for Sectional Sofa, Skinny Console Table with Anti-Bump Pads, for Living Room, Rustic Brown — Middle listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 5.9″ D × 110.2″ W × 29.7″ H; material Engineered Wood; frame Stainless Steel; color Rustic Brown.

The Huuger is a very long, thin sofa table listed at 5.9 inches deep, 110.2 inches wide and 29.7 inches tall, or 4.52 sq ft, the middle footprint. The listing says it fits oversized sectional sofas and has power strips with 2 AC outlets, 1 USB port and 1 USB-C port each. The material is engineered wood (particleboard) on stainless steel legs in rustic brown, and the listing describes it as waterproof and easy to maintain. Instructions and tools are included. It is the only one of the three with built-in power. The listing does not state a weight or a weight capacity.

Pros

  • Built-in power strips: 2 AC outlets, 1 USB and 1 USB-C each
  • 110.2 inches long fits behind a large sectional
  • Only 5.9 inches deep, so it leaves most of the room free

Cons

  • At 110.2 inches it needs a very long wall or sofa, so most rooms cannot take it
  • The listing does not state a weight or a weight capacity
  • The listing uses “each” for the power strips, so the number of strips is not clear

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you have a sectional and want outlets behind it. Skip it if your sofa or wall is shorter than about 9 feet.

What to check before buying long thin table

Start with the length of the wall or sofa. The three tables are 47.2, 70.9 and 110.2 inches long. Measure the wall, leaving a few inches either side, and compare. A table behind a sofa should not be longer than the sofa unless you want it to stick out.

Second, depth. The two narrowest are 5.9 inches deep (the 47.2-inch console and the Huuger), and the ChooChoo is 11.8 inches deep. A depth near 6 inches holds keys, a small plant or a framed photo. At 11.8 inches you can hold a lamp, a bowl or a tray. Depth is the number to check first in a hall, because every inch is lost walking space.

Third, footprint. Using length times depth divided by 144: 47.2 x 5.9 gives 1.93 sq ft, 110.2 x 5.9 gives 4.52 sq ft, and 70.9 x 11.8 gives 5.81 sq ft.

Fourth, power. Only the Huuger lists outlets: 2 AC outlets, 1 USB and 1 USB-C per power strip. If you need a charge point at the sofa, that matters. The other two do not mention power in the data we have.

Fifth, load. The 47.2-inch console states 40 pounds. The ChooChoo and Huuger listings do not state a weight capacity. A thin table with a long span may sag if you load the middle.

Sixth, material. The ChooChoo is MDF with a 1.57-inch top, the Huuger is particleboard on stainless steel legs, and the small console is engineered wood on iron. None is described as solid wood.

Worked example: fit math for these three options

This worked example is our own planning arithmetic from the listed dimensions, not test results. The wall length and walkway width are assumed example values; replace them with your measurements.

Wall example. Assume 132 inches of clear wall.

  • 47.2″ Console Table: 132 − 5.9 = 126.1 inches spare; centred, 63.05 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
  • ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables: 132 − 70.9 = 61.1 inches spare; centred, 30.55 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
  • Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table: 132 − 110.2 = 21.8 inches spare; centred, 10.9 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.

Walkway example. The US Access Board gives 36 inches as the minimum clear width for an accessible route. That figure is a yardstick, not a rule for private homes. To keep 36 inches clear beside each product, the walkway between it and the opposite obstacle must be at least 36 inches plus its depth:

  • 47.2″ Console Table: 36 + 47.2 = 83.2 inches of total path width.
  • ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables: 36 + 11.8 = 47.8 inches of total path width.
  • Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table: 36 + 5.9 = 41.9 inches of total path width.

Footprint. Depth × width, converted at 144 square inches per square foot:

  • 47.2″ Console Table: 47.2 × 5.9 = 278.48 sq in, or 1.93 sq ft.
  • ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables: 11.8 × 70.9 = 836.62 sq in, or 5.81 sq ft.
  • Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table: 5.9 × 110.2 = 650.18 sq in, or 4.52 sq ft.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Choosing by length alone. A table can match the wall but be too deep for the hall. Check the 5.9 or 11.8 inch depth against your walking space.
  • Trusting a typo-laden listing. The 47.2-inch console lists a height of 231.1 inches in one bullet and swaps depth and width in the field. Use the 31.1-inch height and verify the rest.
  • Loading the middle of a long table. The Huuger spans 110.2 inches and the listing gives no capacity. Keep heavy items near the legs.
  • Assuming outlets are included. Only the Huuger lists power. Do not count on charging at the other two.

Frequently asked questions

How deep are these tables?

The 47.2-inch console and the Huuger are each 5.9 inches deep. The ChooChoo is 11.8 inches deep. At 5.9 inches the surface is good for keys, a small plant or a frame, but not for a large lamp or bowl. The ChooChoo is the one to choose if you need to place larger objects.

Which table has built-in outlets?

Only the Huuger lists power: its power strips have 2 AC outlets, 1 USB port and 1 USB-C port each. The 47.2-inch console and the ChooChoo do not mention outlets in the data we have, so plan on an extension cord if you need power there.

How much weight can they hold?

The 47.2-inch console lists a 40-pound maximum weight recommendation. The ChooChoo and Huuger listings do not state a capacity in the listing data. For long tables, keep heavy items near the legs and ask the seller for a rating before loading the middle.

Which one fits behind a sectional?

The Huuger is the only one long enough, at 110.2 inches, and the listing says it fits oversized sectional sofas. Measure your sectional’s back first. The ChooChoo at 70.9 inches suits a standard sofa, and the 47.2-inch console suits a loveseat or short wall.

Products worth checking

We have not tested these products. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings as we read them; where a listing does not say, we say so.

47.2″ Console Table, Narrow Entryway Table, Skinny Sofa Table, Behind CouchTable, Long Skinny Table, DisplayTable for Entryway, Living Room, Foyer, Corridor, Office, Rustic Brown

listed dimensions 47.2″D x 5.9″W x 31.1″H; material type Engineered Wood, Metal; frame material Iron

    See details on Amazon Affiliate link

    ChooChoo 70.9 Inch Long Console Tables for Entryway, Hallway Table, 2-Tier

    listed dimensions 11.8″D x 70.9″W x 31.5″H; material type MDF; frame material MDF

      See details on Amazon Affiliate link

      Huuger 110.2 Inch Behind Couch Table with 2 Power Outlets and USB-C Ports, Extra Long Narrow Sofa Table for Sectional Sofa, Skinny Console Table with Anti-Bump Pads, for Living Room, Rustic Brown

      listed dimensions 5.9″D x 110.2″W x 29.7″H; material type Engineered Wood; frame material Stainless Steel

        See details on Amazon Affiliate link

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