Small-space dining tables can do more than fit a corner. This guide compares drop-leaf and extendable options, with practical ideas for keeping mail and chargers off the table and making room for guests at 24 inches per person.
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Small dining rooms need a table that earns its footprint. Look for a drawer or shelf to corral mail and chargers, plus a leaf that makes room for holiday guests. Allow 24 inches per person, and measure the doorway and stair turns before delivery day.
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The FAQ explains AML/BSA reporting, awards, and protections. Eligible whistleblowers may receive 10% to 30% of collected sanctions when penalties exceed $1 million. An attorney can help you report anonymously, and the law protects against retaliation.