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Not all tables have metal legs, but metal is a strong cheap and light substance which can withstand compression well, making it ideal for table legs.
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Which tables has no legs?
Times tables
What are tables?
a structure with 4 legs that you set stuff on
Each table has four legs and each stool has 3 legs How many tables and stools can be made from 32 legs if some of each are made?
Five tables,four stools or two tables,eight stools.
A small factory makes three-legged stools and four-legged tables Last month this factory used 100 legs to build 3 more stools than tables How many stools did the factory make?
there are 3 more stools than tables, so that takes 9 legs out of the 100 total (3 stools * 3 legs=9). There are 91 legs remaining. divide 91 legs by 7 (4 legs for tables and 3 legs for stools = 7 legs). 91 legs / 7 =13. there are 13 tables and 16 stools.
Are wooden folding tables better than metal ones for the garden?
Wooden folding tables are more sturdy, they do not have the tendency to bend like metal tables. You can move the wooden tables easier than the metal ones and you do not have to worry about rusting.
Why do tables have 4 legs?
It makes the table more stable and even but not all tables have 4 legs some have3 and are just as stable.
What has legs but cannot kick?
What has legs but cannot
Do people really use a metal picnic table?
Metal picnic tables may not be as popular, but some retailers do have them available. Most outdoor furniture specialty stores have the metal picnic tables.
Where can a person purchase a metal table online?
You can purchase metal tables online from stores such as Target. Alternatively, you can also purchase these tables from retailers such as Wayfair and Amazon.
Are Japanese snooker tables have shorter legs than normal ones?
No
How do you say metal legs in french?
metal legs is translated 'jambes de métal' in French.
What kind of tables have no legs?
Periodic Tables. lol. Also, tables on old navy ships had no legs. The table was attached to strings on the ceiling so that as the ship moved and bobbed, the table would always stay upright because of gravity and the food wouldn't slide off.
