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Dining Table with adjustable table slides
Hello,
Does anyone know of a web site or just someone with fairly good insight to how to attach a dining room table top with pedestals to a pair of table slides? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks FredG |
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You might try the customer service guys at tablelegs.com
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Fmg wrote:
Hello, Does anyone know of a web site or just someone with fairly good insight to how to attach a dining room table top with pedestals to a pair of table slides? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks FredG Typically a board is bolted to the top of each pedestal and the fixed portion of the slides are then attached to the ends of these boards (spanning the two pedestals). The table top is attached to the slides in the usual manner. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove -SPAM- to send email) |
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I built one many years ago and am thinking about how I did it.
I think there were 2x2 fixed rails on the top of the table frame. There was a corresponding channel on the bottom of the table top(two rail pieces separated the proper distance). There was a small wood piece screwed on top of the channel pieces which served to keep the table top from tipping off the rails. RonT |
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We just bouht a patio set, made in Asia somewhere.
It has a sliding extending table top that does not use any hardware. The center extension is held in place with the usual foldowver hingges and pins. A photo could be supplied - though not instanata! On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 17:21:46 -0400, "Fmg" wrote: Hello, Does anyone know of a web site or just someone with fairly good insight to how to attach a dining room table top with pedestals to a pair of table slides? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks FredG John Hewitt, Malaga, Spain |
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"Fmg" wrote in message ... Hello, Does anyone know of a web site or just someone with fairly good insight to how to attach a dining room table top with pedestals to a pair of table slides? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks FredG all you have to do is look at a double pedestal table with leaves and your question is answered . It's not that hard is it ? |
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