Can this chair safely be used on dining tables with a pedestal-style design, where the weight of the table is supported from the center?
793715
Yes. We have not had an issue with this at all. The only concern we have had is whether or not the table top had a lip around it. If so it is sometimes difficult to properly secure the seat.
793716
It's hard to say but my first thought is yes. It is great. No more messy high chairs. I think as long as you follow the weight limit guides you should be fine
1890978
It's relatively heavy and very sturdy. I could see it probable. I use it on an end table next to my recliner and it works great. A good purchase. I love it.
468807
I sit at an architects drawing table that is at standing height. It has so many adjustments that you are bound to find a combination of settings that are just right for you. The one concern I had was for stability when leaning clear back - not to worry. It has five legs/rollers and it is Very sturdy. I feel like I could jump on it (I really haven't tried it! No sense pushing your luck) and it would stand the abuse. I absolutely love mine.
1086522
It depends on the size and shape of your table. I have a similar sized table, but its a pedestal as opposed to 4 legs. I can push the chairs in 3/4 of the way.
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.
999863
I believe it could with no problem. Just tighten bolts well. My table loosened a bit due to my grown kid putting her feet on it. Otherwise it is sturdy.
1069908
Yes I suppose it can. It is quite study with the weight of chair supporting it.
2099629
I use mine as a coffee table, I put my feet on it ,but I would never sit on it, It might be ok if you only weigh one hundred pounds.
891139
it's pretty wide and deep, so it probably won't look or function properly as a dining chair. it would may be a little clumsy to pull in and out from under a table since it is pretty bulky and has some weight to it as compared to a standard dining table chair. You'd also need to have a really wide table.
999860
It is surprisingly sturdy and balanced, if it is an ink jet it might wobble when it is printing. It wouldn't fall over.I have a 3 year old visitor that uses it as a personal table and she hasn't had any issues with tipping.the base is really solid. I put a round placemat on it and if you put a printer on it, you might want to put one on it too.
2038146
The base supports are as wide as the seat itself, and they are tipped with ridged, yielding plastic. That bodes well for back and forth sturdiness. I've never had any problem or even thoughts on that score. But I would hesitate to stand on one side of the seat with my feet half over the edge -- that would be asking for trouble.
29394
The shape of the table shouldn't matter. What will matter is if the table is too small and has a center pedestal and is unable to stay balanced.
1307694
The pedestal acts as the base. Umbrella goes into center hole and I did find the umbrella pole was a tiny bit loose in the table top, so I purchased some clear flexible tubing to "caulk arounnd the pole in the hole. Worked perfect! This is a very, very nice table and chairs. I looked for pedestal type table for a long time and this one was the right size. We've had up to 6 around the table, it was a tight squeeze but it was nice!
2268213
I think it would work well for both. Mine measures 17" high and is just about an inch shorter than our dining table chairs. Tried it out at the table and there was barely a difference compared to sitting in the chairs. In think it is pretty sturdy, but then again, I am about 120 lbs. Not sure how it would hold up with long term use by a large individual, but would probably be OK occasionally. I think the chair was a good buy.
1018524
Not recommended. This furniture isn't rock solid build, wobble a lot, and only support light object on it. But you can give a try, very careful, of course.
1130666
These are VERY sturdy chairs. Assembled properly there should be no problem.
588354
Not without a little extra work. The arms for the tray also serve to stabilize the legs of the chair. I suppose you could take a hacksaw to the arms at the bend or find some other piece to serve as a cross brace for the legs.