Many times I've found items made with what I call pressed sawdust doesn't hold up to sweaty glasses, spills, etc. Will coasters be needed?
1797455
Being an avid coaster user myself I haven't yet tried without a coaster, I would suspect yes one would be needed.
1797456
First I don't recommend this product as it isn't durable and top very easy to get broken. I got 3 of them for my office and all are broken in less than a year.
1797457
I use coasters on my tables as I would for any of my regular furniture. I would suggest you clean up spills immediately (as I do for my regular furniture). I love the two tables I bought. They are light weight, easy to move and work perfect to hold my snacks, telephone or I-Pad. If they were much heavier or bigger they would not be so convenient for me!
1797458
It is nice to have coaster under glass of water regardless. Personally, I used it as decor because its cheap made and breaks easily (it broke when our cat (small) climbed on it) so No I do not think you absolutely need coaster.
1797459
I also wanted to mention that this is a very sturdy table in my opinion my dog and my cat has climbed on it and its never been broken its never even been scratched so I'm not sure why others are reporting that it's cheap if it's assembled well it's very Sturdy.
1701903
I cannot respond to Mr. Cast Iron, but at least when sanding wood the general consensus is that none of the small sanders do well with sawdust collection. On the other hand it is supposed to be a finish sander, so the amount of dust should be minimal.
287143
I returned the holder. i thought it came with the coasters when I ordered it. I needed a full set so I didn't keep it.
1654566
Thank you for asking about the Heavy Duty Felt Pads! They would certainly work for your application. We would just recommend making sure the table legs are clean and free from dust and debris before sticking on the felt pads.
672550
Sure, I don't see why not. I think that is a great idea. Let me find out what is in stock for you. Coaster's stock fluctuates a lot. I will check on the current stock selection.
1926002
I mainly use my coasters with cold and noticed that the water pooling did cause some damage. It seems hot might cause an indent or melt. :-/
1729968
There are plastic coasters on ours and then we put the felt glue-on on top of those. Also, not sure if the plastic coasters were on when purchased or if we put those on too. Purchased a year ago and no problems with them.
2206942
I should have said yes, but I don't think you would need to soak the sawdust. I intend to sprinkle it lightly through the brick as I add the wet paper to the press.
1358167
I made coasters with mine and I do put hot coffee/tea on it from time to time, no wear or tear on them yet and we've had them for almost two years.
1017819
Haven't used mine for coasters, just to put hot pans on. They are very sturdy and stand on edge for storage.
240253
No, the surface is smooth, with an outer lip for spillage etc. I have not had any problems with glasses sticking tho. I imagine if it were very warm with a very cold glass I may add a piece of napkin to the coaster, but this has not been a problem.
1493890
So far I have had no problem but with all blown glass there can be issues so use care.....I really like my set and they are sturdier than they feel. As long as you set them down on a padded surface or a napkin.
1675397
The coasters are fairly thick. I only had watercolor colored pencils at hand so i colored on the coaster and used a paintbrush and water to wash out the color. The surface dried fairly quickly and the color smoothed out. I wish I had some watercolors to try for a better answer but it is probably worth a gamble.
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There was a red tag inclosed with mine. However, it appears to give just general "care tips". Says to dust regularly with a lightly moistened cloth sprayed with a fine furniture polish. I just set mine up last week and just have wiped with a damp cloth for now. I would say to be on the safe side go to their website www.coasterfurniture.com and possibly contact them.
1447653
I put felt pads on the feet if the chairs and have no issues with my wood floors! They are sturdy comfortable chairs.
18477
No. There is nothing on the bottom of the coasters. The crystal surface is very smooth and would not scratch a wooden table.
587580
unless you use ALL of your body weight to press down on the plunger, the glass should hold up fine. I've accidentally knocked around my server a number of times and it's help up really well.