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@ Target |
Table Mate II No tools required, assembles in minutes, 6 different height adjustments and 3 different angles, Folds up completely for storage, Steel tubing and plastic construction, 90 day limited warranty |
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$12.99
@ School Outfitters |
Table Skirting for 29" High Alulite Table Dress up your Alulite tables for banquets and receptions with Southern Aluminum's Table Skirting. The attractive shirred polyester skirting does not have pleats and is flame retardant. Choose no clips, a bag of 50 hook and loop tape clips or a bag of 50 snap skirting clips. Select from 10 skirting colors.All of our table skirting is 30 inch high (fits 29 inch high tables), but the length is custom cut. Please type the length of the skirt you need in the 'Special Shipping Requests' box in the checkout process. The price shown is per linear foot. |
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$151.99
@ Nicole Jane Home |
Round nickel-plated iron accent table Nickel-plated iron table with black marble top 16x15x24 |
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$1,290.00
@ haute-livingstore.com |
Space Table by Fritz Hansen SPACE TABLE, designed by Jehs+Laub, is suitable for lounge or home, lends its sleek modern appearance to any space. |
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$95.95
@ Behind the Picket Fence |
Wolf Table with Glass Tabletop FREE SHIPPING Beside the birch-trunk base of this glass-topped table, a mother wolf calls out her homage to the moon as her cub looks on. A breathtakingly beautiful glimpse into their world in the wilderness, captured here forever in this amazing work of art. Unique table is marvelously detailed and carefully crafted. |
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John Boos Townhouse Kitchen Utility Table - 36 x 18 x 1-1/2 36" x 18" x 1-1/2"Solid MapleStands 36" HighStandard Oil Finish with Slatted Lower Shelf John Boos KU3-O |
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$94.95
@ Asteria Mart |
WOLF TABLE W/GLASS TABLETOP Beside the birch-trunk base of this glass-topped table, a mother wolf calls out her homage to the moon as her cub looks on. A breathtakingly beautiful glimpse into the world of the wild frontier, captured here forever in this amazing work of art. Marvelously detailed and carefully crafted to amaze and delight! Polyresin base with glass tabletop. 18 7/8 diameter x 24 1/4 high. |
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$115.95
@ hydroponics-garden.com |
ECONO TABLE 3X3 Strong, quality built Ebb and Flow hydroponic systems for those on a budget. Easy to assemble galvanized steel table frame. |
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$259.95
@ HarvestEssentials.com |
Stainless Steel Table, 24" x 60 Made from 16 ga. stainless steel. Legs and undershelf are galvanized steel. Rounded edge top and adjustable feet. Product is shipped unassembled. Features: Table top measures 60" long and 24" wide. Table top is made from 16 gauge stainless steel. Legs and undershelf are galvanized steel. Rounded edge top. Adjustable feet. Shipped unassembled. |
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How can I make a homemade sandcastle as a centerpiece for tables?
Q. I am having a beach themed wedding reception and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what I can use to make sandcastle centerpieces for the tables.
Asked by Lisa - Tue Jan 1 20:09:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd make it out of an air dry clay, like Model Magic, or if you want to do a castle with squared corners, make it out of foam core and low melt hot glue (for strength), then paint it with glue and press sand onto it. If you actually make it from sand, your chances that it will survive the reception are slim to none, and it will weigh about ten pounds. You can also do round towers out of mailing tubes...or go to Michaels and ask the frame shop manager for the discarded cores of the kraft paper they use for the backs of pictures. The foam core/cardboard tube is the most cost effective, if you are on a budget...and if you are NOT on a budget, contact me and I'LL make them for you! lol If you email me, I'll send you pics of a castle we… [cont.]
Answered by eringobraghless - Wed Jan 2 03:04:59 2008
Q. I am having a beach themed wedding reception and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what I can use to make sandcastle centerpieces for the tables.
Asked by Lisa - Tue Jan 1 20:09:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd make it out of an air dry clay, like Model Magic, or if you want to do a castle with squared corners, make it out of foam core and low melt hot glue (for strength), then paint it with glue and press sand onto it. If you actually make it from sand, your chances that it will survive the reception are slim to none, and it will weigh about ten pounds. You can also do round towers out of mailing tubes...or go to Michaels and ask the frame shop manager for the discarded cores of the kraft paper they use for the backs of pictures. The foam core/cardboard tube is the most cost effective, if you are on a budget...and if you are NOT on a budget, contact me and I'LL make them for you! lol If you email me, I'll send you pics of a castle we… [cont.]
Answered by eringobraghless - Wed Jan 2 03:04:59 2008
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