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Types of Antique Tables
Tables are considered antique when they are found to be made before the early 19th century. The types of wood used in many antique tables ar...
How to Use SketchUp: A Table Tutorial
Google Sketchup is a powerful and easy-to-use 3D modeling application. It comes in two versions: freeware and SketchUp Pro. The freeware ver...
Posted by Unknown | 9:49 PM
Can I Build Pedestals for Washers & Dryers?
Pedestals for washing machines and dryers are a good idea. If you have front-loading machines, they are a great idea. They make loading and ...
Posted by Unknown | 5:52 PM
What Is a Drexel Chippendale Banded Table?
The Drexel Heritage furniture company produced its first furniture piece in 1903. After building its reputation as a maker of quality furnit...
Posted by Unknown | 5:15 PM
How Does a Food Service Steam Table Work?
Steam tables have been used in commercial kitchens for decades. Steam tables allow the cooking staff to serve a large amount and variety of ...
Posted by Unknown | 7:44 PM
Furniture Styles of Chairs & Tables
When buying furniture for your home, choosing the right style can make all the difference in creating the right look for a room. In particul...
Posted by Unknown | 1:46 AM
Height of a Normal Kitchen Counter
Most kitchens built today are fitted with stock cabinets finished to a standard 34-1/2 inches in height. That standard was researched in the...
Posted by Unknown | 12:28 AM
What Size Dining Table to Use for a Dining Room
There are a lot of things to consider when decorating your dining room and picking the furniture. The size of your table is one of the first...
Posted by Unknown | 11:16 PM
How to Build a Pedestal Platform Bed
Bed frames are typically constructed out of metal, in which sits a mattress on top of a box spring. If you do not want to use a metal frame ...
Posted by Unknown | 7:26 PM
How to Design a Breakfast Bar
A breakfast bar can add an extra place for family gatherings, socialization and food preparation to your kitchen. Breakfast bars are usually...
Posted by Unknown | 5:15 PM
How to Make a Dining Table Expand
If you love to entertain a big group for dinner but do not have the space to keep a full-length table on display year round, why not make an...
Posted by Unknown | 8:36 AM
Carving Techniques: Table Side in the Dining Room
Carving meat is a skill that requires practice. Meat is made up of thousands of strands of muscle, and randomly hacking at it will detract c...
Posted by Unknown | 4:10 AM
How to Make Round Kitchen Tables
With a few tools and building materials, making a simple 5-foot-wide round kitchen table able to seat six to eight people can be accomplishe...
Posted by Unknown | 4:31 AM
How to Make a Small Living Room Look Modern
Give a small living room the illusion of more space by reducing clutter and keeping furniture and decor at a minimum. By taking a minimalist...
Posted by Unknown | 9:49 PM
Restaining a Table Top
Refinishing wooden furniture such as a table with stain can repair damage or give the piece a whole new look. Re-staining a table top can re...
Posted by Unknown | 4:31 AM
How to Sand Table Legs
After years of wear and tear, most wooden furniture could use a touch up to help restore its former beauty. This process of restoration is u...
Posted by Unknown | 12:08 AM
Food Steam Table Uses
Restaurants, cafeterias, catering outfits and even food carts use steam tables in their daily operations. While the number of uses may be li...
Posted by Unknown | 4:10 AM
How to Install a Pedestal Sink
Pedestal sinks add a touch of elegance to a bathroom. They are a more stylish alternative to the typical countertop sink. Installing a pedes...
Posted by Unknown | 10:37 PM
How to Restore the Wood Finish on a Dining Room Table
Restoring the wood finish your dining room table may seem like a difficult task. Once you understand the process and tools involved, however...
Posted by Unknown | 11:16 PM
How to Protect a Wood Table With Glass
Whether you have a newly acquired wood table or an antique, a glass cover can protect the wood surface from accidents and general wear and t...
Posted by Unknown | 10:33 PM
Standard Heights for Counter Tops
Countertops are used for food preparation, small appliance storage, eating and other chores. They have different standard heights depending ...
Posted by Unknown | 6:02 AM
How to Design a Contemporary Den
Create a sleek and streamlined space where you and your family and friends can kick back and relax in contemporary style. A den is a common ...
Posted by Unknown | 1:23 PM
How to Make a Clay Pedestal
A clay pedestal, sometimes called a clay stem, is the long vertical piece on a pottery item that connects the bowl with the base. A clay ped...
Posted by Unknown | 4:15 PM
Counter Heights for Bar Stools
Bar stools are designed to fit a bar countertop that is set almost a foot higher than a typical table but lower than the average bar. Theref...
Posted by Unknown | 10:18 PM
How to Build a Residential Restaurant Booth
There are three major factors to consider when building a residential restaurant booth: seating, the table and space. With seating, you need...
Posted by Unknown | 10:16 PM
How to Build a Round Night Stand
Nightstands are an essential part of bedroom furniture, regardless of whether you're 7 or 70. You need a place for a bedside lamp, a boo...
Posted by Unknown | 6:26 PM
How to Decorate Pedestals
Pedestals are available in many materials, ranging from plaster and wood to marble and granite. You can use pedestals in your home to hold p...
Posted by Unknown | 6:26 PM
How to Make a Farmhouse Table
A nice looking table can brighten up any room. A farmhouse table is a sturdy table that can go in almost any kitchen. A farmhouse table can ...
Posted by Unknown | 8:12 AM
How Much Will I Need to Open a Restaurant?
Opening a restaurant is a substantial investment and can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. A restaurant built from scratch requires eve...
Posted by Unknown | 6:44 PM
How to Build an "N" Scale Train Set Coffee Table
The concept of a coffee table book is fairly common -- a large book containing interesting photographs left out to strike up conversations. ...
Posted by Unknown | 1:23 PM