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	<title>Adjustable Coffee Table?</title>
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	<description>STUDIO APARTMENT DWELLERS... front and center, please.  I have a coffee table question. Has anyone ever seen or purchased a table that can double as a coffee table and an dining table... meaning, you can raise the height to which one could actually sit and eat like a normal person?&lt;br&gt;
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Preferrably, I&apos;m not looking for something terribly complicated or that may require additional parts.  I&apos;m envisioning a table that you can grab at either end and lift until it &quot;clicks&quot; in at its new height.  Then, to lower it, grab the ends again, squeeze the little hand-clip-thing underneath and drop it down to be a coffee table again.&lt;br&gt;
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Form is as important as function here, as I&apos;m not looking to put something in my &quot;living area&quot; that looks like it would be better suited for a garage or a workshop.&lt;br&gt;
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Ideas?  Thanks!</description>
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	<category>coffeetable</category>
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