Grip limitations
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Topic: Plate Dark Grey
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Quick Info
On untreated wooden tables, the non-slip effect of the suction base may be limited.
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Key points
- Is the suction base equally described for all table surfaces?: No. A secure grip is stated for the dining table, but on untreated wooden tables the non-slip effect may be limited.
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When can the non-slip effect be limited?
On untreated wooden tables, the non-slip effect of the suction base may be limited.
Is the suction base equally described for all table surfaces?
No. A secure grip is stated for the dining table, but on untreated wooden tables the non-slip effect may be limited.
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