Here it is put back together. You can't see the front legs from this angle. One is on the other side of the chair and the other is hidden by the iris cart.
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With the previous table, the wires were laying on the floor and the surge protector was buried under them. I didn't like that, so I tied them all up together to keep them off the floor. I hung the surge protector on the back of the leg. This makes it easy to turn the power off at night and.... this is the best part, the kids can't find it.
When it was on the floor, one of them would sneak under there once in a while to touch that bright red button.
One other thing I like about this is the hole with a grommet in it to feed the wires through.
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It's all done now. I took the chair out of the way for the picture.
Before I put the brackets up, I measured the height of the two carts and put the brackets high enough so the carts would slide under the counter top.
One sits forward a little bit because the computer is behind it. This is nice because now the kids don't press on the 'pretty green button' on the front of it - because they can't see it. :wink:
The cart on the left fit nicely behind the wooden leg, but the bracket under the table blocked it from fitting all the way under. That ended up being a good thing because the kids can't pull the drawers open with the leg in the way. :thumbup:
The cart on the right has Christmas stickers in the top two drawers. The next three drawers down have alphabet stickers, and the bottom drawer has pictures in it.
The cart on the left has odds & ends in it - extra wooden blocks for rubber stamps, cellophane bags, foam stamps, raffia, fat ribbon.
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The two smaller stacks of plastic bins on the left side of the counter top hold ink pens and markers, except for one drawer that has small ink pads in it and one drawer that holds small alphabet stickers.
Barb
