Dear Cecil,
Could you give some clarification on this? In an earlier message, you said.
1.1 Do not place the table on

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an `island'. Where best, it
should have the support of a
wall.

Do you mean the the table should not be out by itself like an island? What about when there is a wall behind you to give support and the table is in front?
Thanks,
Cheui May

Dear Cheui May
1. The table must lean against a wall or a partition for support.
2. It should not be by itself, e.g. in the middle of the room. It should rest on or `supported' one side by a wall.
3. Where possible, the back of the table should also preferably be a solid wall.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/8/00 12:13:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
Could you give some
clarification on this? In an
earlier message, you said.
1.1 Do not place the table on
an `island'. Where best, it
should have the support of a
wall.
Do you mean the the table
should not be out by itself
like an island? What about
when there is a wall behind
you to give support and the
table is in front?
Thanks,
Cheui May