Distance between the two legs on a 6 ft table?
802547
the wide dimension can be any you want since the legs screw to the bottom of the solid top and you can space them however you like
802548
Hi Michelle,Depth is 15" between the legs, except for below the brace, then you have 13" clearance due to the wing nuts. If your talking from one set of legs to the other you have 57 1/4" plenty of room to slide things under. I put these workbenches in my art studio and they're perfect. Hope this helps.
1144519
Heck, my legs are 36" wide. The table legs are only 31-1/4" wide. Always double check all dimensions with a helper. I like the table quite a bit. I was a woodworker for 30 years so I did accidentally acquire knowledge along the way. This was a good deal. By the way my waist is less than 36 so just kidding about he legs. Bob
1939268
As one customer said, it's about 13" if you measure from front of table. It's true there is difficulty in putting both legs under , but I find that I keep one foot out side of the right table leg, and it works fine. This little table is NOT going to take the place of a desk, if that is what you are thinking, but is works great as a TV table. I use it by my sewing machine to press seams or for cutting small pieces. I love it.
39918
Yes, it will be too long, as it is fitted for a six foot table. I am sure that you could pin it an make it work, if you cannot find anything else.
913989
From outside of the leg to the other is 24 inches. The legs are almost an inch thick, so it's about 22 inches of space between them.
761638
From the floor to the bottom of the bar supporting the tabletop is 36". The tricky thing about this table are the bars at the bottom that help stabilize the legs make it impossible to push any chairs in as far as you would like.
42641
The legs are straight and the distance between the legs is 11 inches. It fits perfectly in my All-Clad roasting pan. Hope this helps.
2163430
No problem. Inches between the legs is 22 3/4. Clearance from underneath side of table to floor is 26 1/2". Hope this helps.
353675
I don't really know because I personally don't have any intention to use this table in that fashion. I can tell you that the table is extremely sturdy and is probably the exact same table used in many commercial applications. Hence the distance from the end of the table to the leg is probably the standard distance.
563536
The distance is 24-3/4 inches. I have a standard dining table, and the chair fits under it very easily.
981519
The legs are '2 piece' - each being essentially the same length. In other words, if you don't affix the 'bottom half,' the table will be half height. I don't see what function you'd want it to perform 15" - 18" off the ground, but go for it. This table setup is - as I've written before - awesome. Amazingly light and versitile - and as I've written before - it is 100% aluminum. You can leave it out in the rain - no worries.
1795297
My table is 6 feet and it has about a foot of going together in the back. It is a really nice skirt. This didn't concern me because it is the back of my table.
1155871
I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
1001299
We have 24" barstools for under the table- it's counter height, so the 29" barstool is too high and doesn't give enough room for your legs. I am 6'1 and my husband is 6'3" and we're both really comfortable at this table. Our kids are tall, but their friends range from 4'8" to 6'0" and they are all comfortable with the 24" barstool as well. I hope that helps!
793516
The distance between the legs is about 50inch. Using only two chairs on each side will work since the legs don't move when you extend the table. The chairs will only slide about 7inches under the table then the arm rest will hit the frame of the table top.
211579
I am not sure of the height of the old table but this one is about 12 inches from floor to table top and the legs are removable so the top can just sit on the floor. I had to remove the legs because my kids were trying to stand on top of it.
1423164
Sorry to get back to you so late - the legs of this table are 1 1/2 inchs on each of the four sides of each leg. This table is a treasure. For the price it is solid wood and has many uses. i love the look of the table and it can be used in so many different areas.