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The first step is to record the table
manufacturer name and number, which may be
underneath your table top. If your table is one
of thousands of table patterns we have on file,
you do not need to take a pattern.
Tables come in many shapes and sizes. Before
you start measuring your table, you must
identify the "flat surface measurement" of your
table top. Table pads should rest on the flat
surface of the table. If they extend over the
unsupported beveled edge they will break down
with use.
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FINDING YOUR TABLE
SHAPE
These shapes
require no pattern
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True
Round
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(Table pictured without leaves)
Width same as length.
A perfectly round table does not require a paper
pattern, just provide the following information
with your order:
1) Simply measure table width and length (flat
surface)
2) Measure each of your leaf inserts width and
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Rectangular
or Square Cornered
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(Table pictured without leaves)
Corners form 90 degree angle.
Square-cornered tables do not require a paper
pattern, just provide the following information
with your order:
1) Simply measure table width and length (flat
surface)
2) Measure each of your leaf inserts width and
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Table Styles
Requiring Paper Pattern
or Master Pattern
Information
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If your table looks like one of the
following illustrations, you will need a
pattern. The table pad will generally be in two
parts with separate pads
for each leaf or extension. You may choose to
use your table without extensions for everyday
use and may, when entertaining use one or two
extensions, depending on the size of your table
and your guest list. If your table has drop
leaves measure the width of each drop separate
from the center section. If your table is one
of thousands of table patterns we have on file,
you do not need to take a pattern.
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| Don't be alarmed if you do not see
your table style here. We can create a table pad
for any type table once provided with a dimensional
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How to measure the
table
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