Caring for your Companion

The Parlor Companion
Caring for your Companion
A traveling parlor, made to last.

The Companion's leg channels are cut intentionally snug — slightly smaller than the legs themselves — so the legs grip and stay seated through play and travel. This precise fit is by design, and a little care keeps it true.

1  Removing a leg

Use the finger notch on the back of each leg to ease it out gently and straight. Never pull or pry from the side — let the notch do the work.

2  Installing a leg

Line the leg up straight with its channel and press in slowly, with even pressure. Because the fit is snug by design, don't force or twist at an angle — guide it home gently.

Why the snug fit

A loose leg wobbles. The Companion's friction fit is what holds your table steady on the patio, the lawn, or the sand — no hardware, no give. Handled gently, it stays solid for the life of the table.

Treat it with a gentle hand, and your Companion will set the table for years of gatherings.

CAKI
LAWRENCE
Modern Standards for the Parlor