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What is a table Stringer?

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The Stringer is an elegant wood and steel table ideal for working, eating and spending leisure moments with family and friends. Inspired by a surfboard, the Stringer table features a narrow oak beam on the bottom that gives the design its strength.


Accordingly, what is a stretcher on a table?

A stretcher is a horizontal support element of a table, chair or other item of furniture; this structure is normally made of exposed wood and ties vertical elements of the piece together. This term is sometimes referred to as a stretcher beam.

Similarly, how much overhang should a table top have? The standard overhang of a table top is 1-1/2" to 2", which can be seen in the photos above. Again, since this is custom furniture we can accommodate a larger overhang if needed as seen on the table below.

Accordingly, what do you call the legs of a table?

leg – the main vertical piece which supports the top and raises it off the floor. knee – the upper portion of the leg. foot – the bottom part of the leg which touches the floor.

How can I make my table legs stronger?

6 Ways to Make a Stronger Table

  1. Consider table aprons. The use of mortised legs and tenoned aprons provides additional shear resistance over other attachment methods, due to the interlocking joinery.
  2. Consider thicker or stronger legs.
  3. Consider a stretcher base.
  4. Consider adding legs.
  5. Consider the attachment method.
  6. Most importantly, lift, don't drag.

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What is the purpose of a table?

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What is a high table called?

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What is kitchen table?

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How do you make a table more stable?

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What wood is used for table legs?

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What can I use as table legs?

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