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Saturday, November 15, 2008
  Get out Your Table Pads for the Holidays

The holiday season is approaching. If you're like many people who don't use their nicer dining room furniture much during other times of the year, you might not have seen your table pads in a while. Instead, your nice dining room table is covered with a pretty lace tablecloth and your table pads are (hopefully) stored somewhere. Well, it's time to get them out.


First make sure that you can find them. If you've accidentally thrown them out during the course of the year, there's still time to buy new ones before you need them for your holiday dinners. You can order table pads online now and have them delivered in time--even if you order custom-fit table pads.


Next, even if you know where your dining room table pads are stored. Are they still in good shape? Is it time to buy new ones?


Don't be caught unprepared when it's time to remove that turkey from the oven!

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Sunday, September 21, 2008
  Table Pads When You Need Them
Don't wait until you absolutely need table pads to order them. Many vendors, including Prestige Table Pads (http://www.prestigetablepads.com), will deliver custom pads on short notice. However, plan to get them before your next big party. A small investment can save you a lot later.

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Friday, September 5, 2008
  Table Pads for the Holidays
The holiday season is coming upon us soon. The last thing we might want is to ruin our table top or other furniture because of carelessness or an accident. If you don't already own table pads for your dining room tables and other furniture, now's the time to buy them. If you do own them but don't use them, now's the time to start.

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Friday, July 11, 2008
  Table Pads - How Many are Enough?
Table pads are not just to protect your dining room table. Table pads can be used to protect buffet tables, servers, coffee tables, etc. Consider all of your valuable surfaces.

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Sunday, July 6, 2008
  Table Pad Styling
Table pads don't have to just protect your table. Choosing the right color can also add styling to your dining room table. There's no reason why table pads must match the color of your dining table. Your custom table pad can be almost any color. So, consider coordinating it with your curtains, rugs, or china.

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Saturday, June 21, 2008
  Modern Table Pad Construction
Most table pad manufacturers today use a less labor intensive method of table pad construction than the older stacked-cardboard method. Fiber core board is principally used today. The customer's table pattern is used to cut the fiber core board to the exact shape of the table. The board is slotted and vinyl is applied with adhesive over a foil film for heat absorption. The other side of the board is is covered with a flannel or felt material, also with an adhesive. Both vinyl and felt are hand tucked. Each piece of the table pad is then reinforced at the folds. This method produces a table pad that weighs far less than the traditional cardboard method. The fiber core board is therefore also easier for a customer to handle and lift.

Prestige Table Pads uses the newer, lighter fiber core board in its process.

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Monday, June 16, 2008
  Classic Table Pad Construction
There are a few table pad manufacturers that still construct their table pads using layers of cardboard stacked together. One stack of cardboard has vinyl applied with adhesives, the second stack of cardboard is covered with a flannel, felt, or velvet flocking type material also applied with adhesives. Both stacks of cardboard are then machine-sewn together. Each table pad is reinforced where it folds in half.

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Thursday, June 12, 2008
  Tables and Table Pads--Nicks and Scratches
Did you know that your jewelry--rings, watches, bracelets--can damage your fine dining room table, even if the table is covered with a table cloth?

Table pads are a small investment compared to the cost of refinishing your furniture. They are inexpensive and effective.

If you don't have a table pad now, start shopping. Table pad manufacturers make them in all shapes and sizes--standard and custom.

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Monday, June 9, 2008
  Table Pad Heat Protection -- Know the Limits of your Table Pads
Most table pads are made with three basic layers--a vinyl top, a felt bottom, and an insulation layer between. The thickness of the insulation layer determines how much heat protection your table will have. However, note that although your table might be protected, the table pad itself might be ruined by extreme heat. The insulation layer might protect your table from a 500 degree cast iron pan taken right out of the oven, but the vinyl top layer will most probably burn or melt.

Therefore, always place your pots on trivets/hot plates, even if you use a table pad. Table pads protect your table from accidental spills, but are not indestructible themselves.

Find out more about table pads at our site: Prestige Table Pads.

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