do we need an electric drill to put the table legs on?
168413
Used an electric drill and it was so much faster and less effort than manually screwing in the legs. The metal screws go through the sturdy but pliable plastic so it is possible to do manually with some elbow grease, but would be a pain as there are 16 screws, 4 per leg.
168414
I would say yes, it would be much more of a pain to not use one. There aren't any pre-drilled holes.
168415
This was purchased for my nephews and shipped as a gift. I disnt put it together, but i spoke with my family member that did put it together and No you don't need an electric drill, he used a screwdriver. I hope this helps. My nephews are 3 and 6 yrs old and they love it.
168416
I am sorry... I can't remember - my husband put it together. For some reason I am thinking he did have to screw parts in. But not completely sure.Sorry not much help.
1008123
No tools required. Unfold the table, remove the attachments, spread the legs and set it on the floor. It includes an illustration sheet; very easy.
1286195
Mine is mounted to ceiling and it did not come with legs for table use. Hope this helps.
1220831
It has been a while since I assembled it, so to tell the truth I don't remember that well - but, I don't remember needing a drill. The assembly was not that difficult. The issue it is bulky. It was fun to assemble and more fun to see the look on a little girl's face!
1932764
No, you don't need to drill. You do need to secure it, but for most cabinets a few large Command strips are more than sufficient.
1250260
No you do not need a drill. It comes with a hex wrench. All you need is a phillips head scew driver. Very easy to assemble and takes just minutes and they are sturdy.
324476
In the feet there are holes for bolts. So it has to be bolted to a table or plank. I'd recommend using an electric motor with a belt to run it. It's hard to turn buy hand due to its large capacity.
491410
U can put your legs together and set this table over them.. works very well..adults and kids
1373701
Yes. You will need a couple of clamps and wood for your table or bench, but bilts and screws are included
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
477017
The table and chairs came with an Allen Wrench. We may have also used a screw driver, but that was all we used. It was pretty easy to do.
163846
I don't know about any special scews (screws?) for the legs. It is all set to use as is.
1796198
Yes. The table falls down into a slit on the legs. It comes in several pieces. You don't have to put the legs together if you don't want to.
725428
No. You will need to use a drill to screw the leg's into the chair base. No problem if you're the handy type.
1519607
I don't know if its "necessary". We're using the table as a "desk" right now....in the future it will be a workbench. But it's probably NOT necessary. It's about 6 inches high and screws into the lower part of the desk with an L shaped piece of metal. It's a very sturdy piece of furniture with a real nice top.
2059719
Yes, just the legs have to be put on and it's very easy and quick to do, even for a 67 year old! It looks very nice and I paid a lot more for the matching end table which I bought at Ashley's furniture store!
1758379
Four screws attach each leg to table; Two screws to attach leg to the top of the table and two screws to attach leg to the lower shelf. The holes I had to drill myself (on the defective table without pre-drilled holes) were the ones that attached the leg to the table top. On the other table I bought, all the holes were pre-drilled and assembly took about 10-15 minutes.