This is a worrying article because they had already seemed to previously squeeze all the quality they could have of their products. In the past most of their t

This is a worrying article because they had already seemed to previously squeeze all the quality they could have of their products. In the past most of their table tops were solids, with only the cheapest ones being hollow. As they phased out those original tops and replaced them with identically priced updates, the vast majority become cardboard honeycomb filled. When you're selling $200 cardboard filled table tops, I'm not sure how much more blood you can squeeze from the stone.