How long are the braces for the table legs (the metal portions at the bottom that run parallel to the ground)?
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Just a little longer than the table is wide if I rember correctly. I only used it once because it fell apart. The particle board desk top crumbles with you screw it to the legs. If you get it, plan to cut a piece of plywood to the size of the desktop and screw the legs into that. That's what I intend to do.
1298071
The length of the table (glass portion, which overhangs the legs) is about 43 inches.
1012611
The legs are straight down below the table top , there shouldn't be a problem placing two tables together to extend the length
564880
The leg is formed metal, and is not a circular tube but a square leg. I don't have a caliper, but with tape measure, it looks like the table leg measures 7/8" on each side. On the side of the leg that folds up against the table is a gap between the opposing edges of approximately 1/2" (rounded to preclude a sharp edge). I drilled and tapped holes in the side of each leg and used screws to add sway bars (purchased from a shelving company, essential for stability).
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The table is not even all around, however, I measured on 4 areas that coincide with the leg openings, and the shortest distance is 27 7/16 inches. So you would have almost 1/2 inch over what you need.
1854953
There is 5". In the center underneath tthe bed there are 3 wooden brace legs.. I love the bed!
155853
The legs attach to the table with two screws that enter from within the diagonal brace into the leg itself, there should have been 8 screws, lock washers and flat washers as well as an Allen key/wrench to tighten screws. I found that you will need to adjust legs prior to final tightening to ensure they are flush with the top of the base of the table. Hope this helps, Dave
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The legs on these from the relays are pretty long I had to cut mine off, if I were guessing they are approx. 6-8ft long.
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~22 inches and the legs are very "shaky" ..pine the inner and outer tubes with a sheetmetal screw and they are better.If you try to use them to eat on, drinks will likely spill unless you are very careful
863695
about 30 inches high at the lowest setting, highest setting is 45 inches (ground to top of table with table with table parallel to the ground) .
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The outside measurements of the support legs are 62.5" plus there extends a leg mounting plate another 1/16" so the total would be about 62 5/8". You should have enough clearance to cut the table length to 64.5". The leg mounting bracket holes to the table can be relocated if needed.Mike
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About 5 or 6 inches. Have to be careful with tables that may have thicker tops which won't give them much leg room.
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The metal bars themselves are about a half inch in diameter. From the floor to the bottom of the first row of bars is about 3.5". From the top of the bottom row of bars to the bottom of the 2nd row of bars (the bars in the center) is about 6". From the top of the 2nd (center) row to the top where the wood starts is also about 6". The wood that surrounds the top of the chair, though, is just around the edge of the seat and is slightly over a half inch thick. So if you have really tall shoes and don't mind bending them in first past the edge of the wooden border, you can get an extra 1.5" of height by sticking them on the middle row and inside the top wooden border. Hope that made sense.
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I measure 23 and 1/16" to the outside edges of the bottom section of the legs.
2141053
22" to the support piece and 24" to the table top. After a short time we had to redo the support holding the top. It is particle board and the metal fitting pulled out. Easy fix with wooden dowel.
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front of the table has a 29.5 distance between the legs. At the side the distance is 18.25" Hope that helps, Edgar
759203
The legs are all the same size. Really a great table. We use it for family game night and extra serving buffet space. Cheers