The term “hole in the wall” has a new meaning. Before you start thinking, “right, pocket doors, so pocket tables must be the same thing”, know that you are only marginally correct. Sure they both hide out in the wall and save space in tiny rooms and, well, come to think of it they are actually pretty similar except for uses. Pocket tables really are the transformers of the furniture world.
Well, unlike the camper table, pocket tables are constructed with the finest modern material, actual wood. In fact, you have the choice of woods to choose from: oak, cherry, maple and pine. The table and benches can also be painted, stained or left unfinished to get that natural coffee spill stain that is inevitable. There are also several options for the faux-face as well, including glass, metal, fabric and even picture panels. Sure beats that camper bed/table.
The pocket table is a great way to add character and functionality to small spaces, but it will cost you. The in the wall model sells for $850 and the on the wall model sells for $950 plus shipping. Which, if I’m correct, is actually more than my parents paid for their first two campers.
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