Hello, what is the distance between the slats? Would it function usefully as a coffee table without addition of glass?
817147
the distance is about 1 inch. I use my as a coffee table and it works great.
817148
I am not sure of the exact distance but it is pretty small. I think you could use it as a coffee table without anything falling through the slats.
817149
The distance between the slats is just shy of 1 inch (or 7/8 of an inch). Yes, this bench could be used as a long, modern coffee table, but you may have to purchase some clear bumpers to stick on the four corners to support the glass. This may interfere with the sleek look you're after, so just keep that in mind.
817150
The slats or rails are about 1/2" apart so I think you would have to use a glass top.
817151
Distance between slats is .75 inches...I use it both as a table and as a bench and did not put glass on it.
2045061
not enough space for tall shot glasses. maybe 2 1/2 - 3 inches between shelves
1887004
The table surface top is round. The edge height does vary to allow the legs to fold for storage. I think you could use a glass topper. Would be a great way to display photos or other mementos.
1971155
The widest point of the base is about 40". The two points that the glass sets on is about 29" apart. The glass that comes with it is 18" deep with a beveled edge. The table sits very sturdy. I absolutely love mine.
1481020
Sorry for the delay! There is a 49.25" span between the legs and it remains the same width over 3" upward. This table should work fine for what you want to do.
622913
The wood on the back is the same as top and sides. Might be a little higher than you want, get out a tape measure and see if the height is right. I think it would be adorable as a coffee table.
1664392
Slats are fastened to the frame. Probably a good idea to have two people working on it as it's not the lightest thing around. :)
441930
I don't think I would trust it to support that much. The joints that connect the legs together are really weak. The joints bend just trying to move the table around. the glass is very heavy duty, but the base is going to be the weak point. I would not use this table for anything other than a coffee table.
1159530
I don't have it with me to measure right now, but I just use it for a few thin notebooks and pens. I'd estimate about 2" between slats. It's definitely not sturdy enough for baking pans. I think their height would tip it over.
1183578
It would be fine as an ottoman. I am not sure about as a coffee table if you intend to be able to put drinks on it. I don't think that the surface is flat enough for that. I use mine at the end of my bed for a laundry holder and bench for putting on shoes, etc.
907010
My Coffee Table is 18" high and all solid wood. It was easy to assemble and a very good value.
95769
Space between slats is just short of 2 inches. I love this gate- holding up great and super light and non intrusive.
194690
This coffee table is 17 1/2 inches tall and the glass top is 39 inches in diameter. I love my table and it's doesn't take up much visual space. I do, however, bang my knees on it frequently since the glass just disappears in the room.
1788593
I did not use slats. The box spring is fully supported the length of either side and across the center.
614805
The glass is thin about the thickness of a piece of cardboard. It could hold a small granite fixture but not a slab of granite in my opinion. I would not trust it. I have a lamp and sculpture on mine. Anything else would be too busy as it is not a long or wide table. Good luck
1157317
The way it assembles I would worry about stability if you removed one or more glass shelves. The individual vertical rods in the corners screw together through a hole in the shelf. Without the shelf they would be able to move and flex a bit. So, maybe it would work, maybe it wouldn't.
1147720
We use it as a replacement for a coffee table. You might want a skinnier one. I would take a look at the measurements for what you want.