No extra charge for that. I am just glad I didn't have to cross it on the footbridge.
My table pics...
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Finished this table today. Then took apart the old table in the next room.
Set this up today after the floors were refinished,broke it down last month. 8' Brunswick Cherry Highlander
Thanks Rick. Buisness has picked up nicely for me this past month.
Atmospheric ones8' Olhausen Black 860 Simonis(anyone know the stain/model of this table?) I took a pic from the roadside at 2800 ft on the way home.
Looks like a santa ana in american maple?? Santa ana was a real popular
model at the dealer i worked for years ago. Not up to date on recent
finishes and models.
Keep the photos coming! tables look great and the holidays are quickly coming, which means lots more work!!!
model at the dealer i worked for years ago. Not up to date on recent
finishes and models.
Keep the photos coming! tables look great and the holidays are quickly coming, which means lots more work!!!
Thanks Scruffy I am looking forward to the holidays for sure. It should start to pick up alot anytime now(I hope).
Vahmurka, I will try to add any landscape pics I think are cool. One thing I learned already is to not take pictures and drive at the same time. :embarrassed2:
Vahmurka, I will try to add any landscape pics I think are cool. One thing I learned already is to not take pictures and drive at the same time. :embarrassed2:
Dartman said:
Steady with recloths/re-cushion/breakdowns/ moves, very few new table sales this summer. Starting to pickup now with new table sales.
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8' Olhausen 860 Simonis
8' Bradford oak Burgandy Titan, I was going to take more pics of this set-up/ recloth but not everyone agreed on the position of the table , so after moving the table I lost interest in the pics.
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I'll assume that rail corner is a "before" picture! 
Thanks 219 Dave . I am in Virginia.
Yes that is the before pic, I had to move the table 1ft away from the tv about 5 mins after I took that pic.
Just curious...and not trying to hijack the thread...
But for those of you guys who sell and/or install home tables:
1. What percentage of your installations in homes are 7 foot? 8 foot? 8 foot pro? 9 foot?
2. What percentage of your installations in homes are furniture style, as opposed to commercial style like a GC or Diamond?
Thanks for the info. It's really just idle curiosity.
But for those of you guys who sell and/or install home tables:
1. What percentage of your installations in homes are 7 foot? 8 foot? 8 foot pro? 9 foot?
2. What percentage of your installations in homes are furniture style, as opposed to commercial style like a GC or Diamond?
Thanks for the info. It's really just idle curiosity.
I would say that 80% of my tables are 8', 10% are 7 and 10% are 9'.
Also 85% of my installs are furniture style tables.
Also 85% of my installs are furniture style tables.