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How do I choose a console table in my hallway?
CONSOLE TABLES FOR HALLWAYS – The average hallway is between 90-100cm wide, with the majority of console tables between 30-40cm in depth. It’s important to make sure that there is plenty of room to walk past without the console table dominating the space.
- For tricky narrow hallways, pieces like the, and from our popular Avenues range work well as we can make them exceedingly slim.
- Like all of our handcrafted furniture, each console table is made to order and fully customisable so we can tailor each piece to fit your hallway perfectly.
- You can choose from a variety of different finishes and tops with our bespoke console tables.
When finding a console table to suit an alcoves, it’s important to make sure it fits in with its surrounding space. It’s also worth ensuring that there’s some wiggle room left at either side of the table and that it doesn’t protrude beyond the recess. 
Above: console table with glass top
What is a slider table?
What is a Sliding Table Saw? – Also known as the European cabinet saws, the sliding table saw is almost similar to a table saw, only that it has a sliding table panel. They are basically the same as a cabinet saw. The only difference the sliding table on the left side of the blade.
- It is ideal for making precision cuts on wide boards.
- The sliding table saw can easily crosscut a 30-degree wide panel.
- It has a better capacity for larger sheets without compromising on accuracy.
- Sliding table saws were built to save time and increase efficiency.
- They are better suited for industrial purposes and can be as long as 6 feet.
Due to its size, woodwork enthusiasts really need to free up their workspace when buying a sliding table saw.
Can you put a table in a narrow hallway?
1. Tables with Shelves – Tables are always wonderful pieces to include in any space. This is true even when that space happens to be narrow. If you are going to include a table in your hallway, maximize the benefit by choosing one with shelves to get the most use out of your space.
A carefully selected console table with shelves gives you a place to deposit keys and personal items, store necessities, and display photographs and knickknacks. When you are choosing your table, keep in mind the space that it will occupy. Look for one that is in the right proportions and won’t block your hallway or cause passerby to bump into it.
You can either place your table right against the wall to conserve space, or arrange it at an angle if you have a corner available. This placement can create the illusion of more depth.
What is a cigarette table?
Cigarette Table EILEEN GRAY ADJUSTABLE TABLE | Replica This is a platinum quality reproduction The original cigarette table designed in 1927 by Eileen Gray was first conceived as a bedside table, however it is also useful as a side table in living rooms.
- Its purist aesthetic complements a wide range of furnishings and settings.
- Our table, inspired by the original design, is height adjustable and created in polished tubular Stainless Steel with shatter-resistant Tempered Glass.
- We stand behind all our products.
- We at DerLook are pleased to offer an outstanding guarantee on all our products! We proudly stand by the quality and craftsmanship of all our furniture pieces.
We do not compromise on any of the procedures and follow a strict protocol to ensure that the quality of our products is maintained. Hence, to sustain our devotion to quality, DerLook offers 2 year RTB warranty from date of delivery on all factory defects and 5 years warranty on all furniture parts.
Customer satisfaction is one of our key principles and we will work diligently to resolve any issues that should arise. Defects/blemishes resulting from negligence, accidents, maltreatment or commercial use is not covered under the DerLook warranty For further information refer to our Terms and Conditions
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Why is it called a console table?
Why is it called a console table? – It’s widely believed that the term console table comes from an abbreviation of the French word ‘consolide’, which in turn comes from the Latin word ‘consolidare’, meaning ‘to strengthen’. This name likely entered common vernacular as a result of the unique design of the console table itself.
