Does anyone use TV trays?
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Does anyone use TV trays?
I've been trying to find a decent set of TV trays. Unfortunately, they are all of such crappy quality, that they're cracked before I can even get them out of the box.
If you do use them, recommend me a set, please.
If you do use them, recommend me a set, please.
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This is the one that I have, got it from Bed Bath and Beyond it was not part of a set, and it came in light and dark wood.
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TV trays are about the only pieces of furniture in my house besides my futon and bed. I have 3 $10 TV trays that I bought from wal-mart that seem to do the job. One holds up my TV, the other holds up my alarm clock, and the last is my computer desk.
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What about this one?
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Originally Posted by movie diva

This is the one that I have, got it from Bed Bath and Beyond it was not part of a set, and it came in light and dark wood.

I would recommend a placemat when using a wooden tray since I have heard that hot plates can sometimes warp the wood.
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Originally Posted by wishbon3
I would recommend a placemat when using a wooden tray since I have heard that hot plates can sometimes warp the wood.
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Originally Posted by movie diva

This is the one that I have, got it from Bed Bath and Beyond it was not part of a set, and it came in light and dark wood.
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Those table mate things are so expensive.
I got a set of 4 and I can't get them to work right. They are in a closet right now.
This site ====> http://www.vermontcountrystore.com
has several of the metal tray sets, but they too are expensive. I bought a set of wooden tables for $35 at Wal-mart last year, not as great, but ok.
I got a set of 4 and I can't get them to work right. They are in a closet right now.
This site ====> http://www.vermontcountrystore.com
has several of the metal tray sets, but they too are expensive. I bought a set of wooden tables for $35 at Wal-mart last year, not as great, but ok.