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Old 08-26-2012, 05:02 PM
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tjradj
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If space is at a premium, make use of foldaway features. A large ironing surface that can also be a basting surface, and with a cutting board layed on it can be a cutting surface. I've used an old interior door that was flat with no trim. I covered it with 2 layers of batting and then a layer of pillow ticking. Then I mounted it on hinges on the wall so that when it folds down, it becomes a table. I use a feet made from stair railing balusters that support it. By mounting it at a good height for you, it becomes a custom surface. When you don't need it, fold it up against the wall and hold it there with a hook and eye or other latch.
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