Homemade Grooming Table
This shows the bottom, with the folding legs. 
And this is the side view. It is not pretty, but it does the job. 
I would have liked a bigger one, but this one is quite compact. We have an arm, too, but I don't use it. |
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| GREAT! Do you have dimensions? I have instructions on how to make a grooming table but I have not started on mine. |
Fantastic, WOW, you are so clever and looks so sturdy, great job making that table looks better then some you see at the shops.  |
| Where did you get the legs though?
Was it much cheaper to build than it is to just buy one? |
| Wow that's cool...
Maybe you get those legs at places like Lowes, or Home Depot?? |
| The legs were bought at Home Depot for $18 a pair, including all the hardware. The plywood we had hanging around the house. You use whatever demensions you want. The rubber matting was about $3, and then the wood trim, glue and nails.
You do the math. It was under $30 for Don to make my table. And it folds so nicely to be stored behind the bar in my family room. |
| He did a great job on it! |
| That really is a great idea. He did a nice job, too. If we decide to ever use one, I'll have James make us one too! |
We went shopping all around town today looking for supplies for our table. UGH!  We went to Lowes, Ace, our next stop of HOme Depot but thats quite a distance from us. We found the plywood easy, but the LEGS and the MATT! We couldn't find them anywhere. Soo - we're off to Home Depot, but I wanted to know - where did you find the rubber matt? |
| Home Depot had the rubber matting, too. It is industrial-type, rubber floor runner. |
| About how much does it weigh? I was looking for something lightweight to take to take to dog shows |
I found a thin yoga mat at TJ MAX For 9.99. I’m going to use that on my table |
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