Only in San Francisco...

Low, low prices and great deals on square dinner plates.

Don't forget what goes under the table cloth!

How many more of these are out there?

Here's a great new interior design blog -- with a Chicago orientation, no less.

Now if we can just get them interested in table pads, things will be even better!

New uses keep cropping up (no pun intended)...

Don't forget -- for all your indoor gardening needs -- protective Superior Table Pads!

UPDATE: Perhaps we ought to consider a special model just for tomato plants?

In honor of Fire Prevention Week...

"The myth that the [Great Chicago Fire] started with a cow kicking over a lantern has been thoroughly debunked, but feel free to eat steak in revenge anyway. Then do this stuff..."

Via Instapundit.

And don't forget those heatproof Superior Table Pads!

Can't help but like this guy...

Here's a "step-by-step single man's guide to cleaning your home using all the latest gizmos."

And please don't forget to put the Superior Table Pads back on the dining room table when you're done!

UPDATE: And this, from someone who remembers the good old days (in Germany no less) when hanging out laundry to dry on Sunday was against the law.

Perhaps we should have known...

I continue to be amazed at the friendly, symbiotic relationship between table refinishers and the table pad industry.

Economists call some goods "substitutes" (we use these instead of each other) and others "complements" (we use these with each other).

I used to think table refinishing and table pads were substitutes. Evidence continues to emerge suggesting they're complements. Go figure.

And just by the way, the best place to buy custom table pads can be found by clicking on this link.

No, our table pads are real, not virtual....

Silly me. Never in a thousnd years would I have believed there could be a restaurant-owner/manager themed videogame!

Anyway, if anyone wants to buy table pads for their virtual restaurant, please contact Superior Table Pad Co.!

Ikea rules...

Here are lots of great hints on furnishing a starter apartment on a close-to-zero budget, but take note: (a) we know more about microbes now that we knew twenty five years ago, and (b) owing to the global revolution in international free trade, it's now hard for even the best furniture from Salvation Army or high-end hospital fund-raising thrift shops to compete with big box stores.

The "new hearth"

Here's a new twist on the old kitchen table: adjustable height to transform it from a counter to a breakfast table. It even works as a dining room table!

Call us if you'd like table pads for your model.