Enjoy the wider design of the model 810 and the way it accommodates the larger sewing, quilting and embroidery machines. Increases the sorage and surface area by adding the 490 drawer stack and/or the Quilter's Extension to the front. The choice is yours, add them now or later!
This model is similar to the model 610, but is built wider to accommodate larger sewing and quilting machines.
Features:
Commercial grade locking casters
Dowel construction for tight, strong joints.
Hinges are flush with the top surface, meaning no snags on fabrics or quilts.
Pre-Drilled for optional hinged drop leaf at back of cabinet. Quilters love the extra space.
Centered sewing surface with sewer positioned directly in front of needle, for sewer comfort.
Fully assembled - all you have to do is mount the casters.
Durable stain, scratch, and heat resistant melamine finishes
All wood grain cabinets have a Maple interior
Pneumatic lift for your sewing machine
Large sewing surface
Larger opening to accommodate larger sewing machines
Storage for accessories, threads and books
Model 810 Dimensions:
Machine opening: 24" x 12.5"
Open: 64" W x 19.875" D x 29.75" H
Closed: 31.875" W x 19.875" D x 30.5" H
Optional drop-leaf extension available. Drop-leaf is 31.875" x 11.75", and 3/4" thick. It attaches to the cabinet behind the machine hollow.
Optional Quilter's Addition extension available. The Quilter's Addition is is 35.25" W x 19.875" D x 29.75" H.
There are five colors to choose from: White with Oak Trim; Grand Cherry, Mahogany, Castle Oak and Teak with constraining maple interiors. (Mahogany is special order.)
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I was apprehensive when I ordered my sewing furniture, as I had not seen it anywhere - but I made the leap of faith. Two model 810's with extensions, a model 620 for my serger, two 350's, two 420's and the corner pieces to join them. My intention was to create the U-shaped workplace with a serger cabinet at the base of the U, all separated by drawer units.
When they arrived I was amazed - they looked like furniture, not like sewing cabinets. They are actually clad with wood, not just a woodgrain laminate. (Assuming you don't buy the white). When closed they would look at home anywhere - but when open they are very useful and ergonomic sewing enablers.
Pros: The lifts work well and quietly. You push down to activate - one push to activate, then another to raise or lower the machine. Especially with the extensions there is a LOT of room to work - and the gate legs are very sturdy and support the extensions well.
The various cubbies on the doors are useful to hold accessories, but I think that the drawer units are more useful, and plan to add more over time.
Cons:
I have the inserts for my machines, and find it a bit of a bother to lift them out when I need to change bobbins - but I can live with it, and this would be true of any cabinet with inserts.
The little sponge pincushions tend to lift out, but you can put a piece of double sided tape down to hold them.
All in all - I'd buy them again in a minute.
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