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It looks good with a cabinet on the backside dividing the space...I love the idea of a drawer...would make the space underneath actually accessible.

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Interesting how the banquet wraps three sides with the third being backless.

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Interesting banquet...looks a little uncomfortable?

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Almost exact banquet as the other one, but with no back cushion. I prefer no back cushion...

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I love everything about this! I would take one of the "legs" turn it perpendicular to what it is now and have a center post.

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I like the square base...would only need one for a square table.

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I like the banquet along the wall -- we wouldn't need a back. I was thinking if we were going to find a cabinet maker to butt up against the other banquet, what would you think of using the back of the cabinet as the backside? Have more of a bench/cabinet made depending on the living room cabinet as the back.

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What if we did something as simple as this?

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What if you did something like this but instead of two at either end mimicking legs, do one (maybe fatter) in the center as a center support?

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Again, a center support.

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We could have some kind of center post made (give the dimensions) and then have the table top cut to size.

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square table with some kind of center support...no legs on the outside makes it usable on all sides.

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That's it! Goes to show that the center post has to have a long diameter in order to support the table top...

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More contemporary center post

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A little ornate for my taste, but I like the concept for a center post being able to support a bigger surface area tabletop.

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Yes! If we were to find a base we would have to make sure it could support the size of top...maybe two?

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Could figure out dimension for making a wooden square base like the builder made a round one in this picture.

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Table Base?

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Would you want to have a square tabletop like this made and us attach a base that we find to it?

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