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  • 36″x36″ Farm Table

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    The 36″x36″ Farm Table Rental is a small square farm table with a fruitwood finish. Thirty-six inches on each side makes it an accent table rather than a dining table. So it usually ends up carrying something rather than seating a group.

    A bare top is the point

    Farm tables go out undraped. The wood is the finish, so a cloth over it defeats the reason to order one. That takes a line off the linen order. It also changes what the table needs instead. A runner, a few candles or a low arrangement all work, because the top is doing the decorating.

    The size suits jobs where a table has to look considered and hold very little. A sweetheart table, a cake table, a gift or escort card table, a bar back, or a small display near an entrance. If you need a long run of bare wood for dining, look at the eight-foot farm table instead. Then the full table range covers the rest.

    How to treat the top on site

    A finished wood top needs more care than a folding table. Three rules come with it. Do not use the table as a prep surface. Do not drag items across the top, because a dragged box or metal tray leaves a mark. Keep sticky substances off it as well.

    Pass that on to whoever is working the table. The people who set it up are often not the people who booked it. A caterer who assumes any table is a prep table will treat it like one. So say it once at the start of the day. Then the table goes back clean.

    Stock, and planning around it

    We hold very few tables at this size. So ask us to check it against your date before it goes on a floor plan. That matters more than usual here. A sweetheart table or a cake table has no substitute on the day.

    Chairs are worth deciding at the same time. A farm table with chiavari chairs needs no linen at all. So it costs less than a draped round and reads as more deliberate.

    Add the 36-inch farm table to your quote request. Tell us your date, the venue and what the table is carrying, and we will confirm what is open.

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    Depending on the surface, we stake into the ground or use concrete blocks to secure the tent. When necessary, we can even stake into asphalt – we drill a hole then patch it when we remove the tent. We always secure the tent.

    Absolutely! A 50% non-refundable down payment is required to reserve an item for you. This pulls the item out of our inventory and sets aside your delivery time in our schedule for the installation if it does move forward. You may cancel the tent before 12pm on the 5th business day before the delivery date. If you decide to move forward with the tent, the down payment would apply to the balance due.

    Any changes must be finalized by 12pm 5 business days before delivery to ensure our staff has time to perfect your order by updating paperwork and pulling and checking items for delivery.

    Absolutely! Someone responsible needs to be able to receive the items upon delivery. We will go over the list with you and make sure that all items are accounted for and have you sign our paperwork agreeing you received all items.

    • Be prepared to answer any calls from a number you do not recognize – this will be the delivery driver.
    • Provide alternate contact information in the event that we are unable to reach you for delivery.
    • If you have animals in the event area, please make sure that all animal feces have been picked up.
    • Make sure furniture is removed from the setup location before delivery.
    • Move vehicles so the crew has easy access to event space.
    • Contact 811 to locate any underground power, utility, or water lines. The customer is responsible for locating septic systems or irrigation lines.
    • Mark desired tent location with flags or paint or any object which would identify the placement of the tent.

    Not always. If we are unable to stake the tent, we will use concrete blocks to safely secure the tent.

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