Do the position of the legs (while table upright) get in the way of chair legs? Do you hit your own legs on table legs while sitting? Thanks
1576463
These tables are well designed so there is plenty of room for your legs and the chair legs. You won't regret buying them!
1576464
No, the table legs don't get in the way of the chair legs. No, you won't hit your own legs on the table legs. Tables are GREAT. I have 8 that I use quite often for different events, they are lightweight and easy to fit in small spaces.
1576465
This is used as the kids table when I need the space. Ages 2-10. Plenty of room for them. I have also used it as a craft table and havent had any leg issues. I have 2 of these tables and they have been very handy.
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Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
140787
The legs swing out and will hit an ultimate maximum angle they will extend to (about 120~150 degrees). The legs are metal, and the surface is a hard wood (or simulated wood, I am not sure specifically what materials). With the table on a hard surface like a table or something, the legs will extend to their maximum angles and stop. From that point, yes it should be very stable (mine doesn't really wobble). I don't think it is meant for use on a hard surface, though, so here are no pads or anything to prevent scratching a table finish, etc.
2261361
It might be both or the table and chair surfaces are some other composite wood, I don't recall. The legs are wood. We really like this table and chairs and they have held up very well. The surface wipes off and cleans up nicely.
1846017
Yes we have. The legs are behind the table cloth. The top is a little wider than the feet
1165795
Hi KT, I have the desk on hardwood floors and haven't had any problems. The desk stays pretty stationary and isn't a problem and I'm careful about how I move the chair in and out. I imagine I could find some pad or another protective cover for the chair legs but I haven't had a need to do so. Hope this helps. The desk has worked out really well for me ... I have a small space and just needed something to keep organized. I also have pulled together the wrought iron look in other areas of the room so this desk fit in quite nicely.
266097
Make sure you have installed each leg footing properly, plus the midbrace that comes with it. My table is tight, balanced and perfectly functional. Good luck!
1905149
I have not found how the leg height can be adjusted but I have not had to adjust the height, I am able to sit on my bed with the table over my legs with no problem. It helps that I am able to tilt the top slightly making it easier to type and look at the screen. I feel that this table serves it purpose well and the price is not bad, I recommend it.
765005
Absolutely not!!The top of the table can be lowered/inclined towards you.......thats about it!!! is still a wonderful investment! I love my table.....i can lounge in my recliner, watch TV and be on my computer at the sime time!!! LOVE IT!!!
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My husband and I sit at the table with our daughter for tea party but our legs don't go under the table. My husband weighs around 250 and the chairs hold him no problem. If it helps any I would buy this set again in a heartbeat.
1601300
I have these chairs and that table. They go great together. The chairs are a BIT lighter but nothing you'd really notice unless you're crazy OCD. I'd upload a pic if I knew how...
2116215
No, the weight of the table stabilizes the leg. At least we have had no problems with it in our motor home.
814649
I would say no...not much clearance between table and your seat of chair. I love the table and we bought the chairs that are shown in the picture also!! Very comfortable :)
760536
mine handles dining room tables and chairs easily. as long as it can get through them. I usually pull the chairs out. the neato xv-21 usually glides around the legs, with its proximity sensor it does not hit into the legs. mine has become stuck between the legs of chairs once or twice. but it is a rarity. and usually it completes its cleaning and returns to base.
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I would sit in the middle of the bench though... I weigh 209 and sat near the end of one of the benches right after assembly and caused the table to pop up on the opposite side a little. I wasn't testing it on purpose or anything... just an observation. I do like the table.
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I agree with what some others have said, that it's too tall and unstable for use when lying in bed. But keep in mind that you don't have to use the legs. My 83 yo mother and I use it with the legs folded under and the table on our laps. Works perfectly for her reading and typing for me. Of course, the table is sitting on our lap, but that hasn't been a problem for us. Also, if you purchase and would like the legs shortened, the table comes with instructions on how to measure and send it to the manufacturer for them to take care of it. I haven't tried that, but that might be a solution for you. In every other aspect, I am quite pleased with this table and highly recommend it for many uses. I agree with what some others have said, that it's too tall and unstable for use when lying in bed. But keep in mind that you don't have to use the legs. My 83 yo mother and I use it with the legs folded under and the table on our laps. Works perfectly for her reading and typing for me. Of course, the table is sitting on our lap, but that hasn't been a problem for us. Also, if you purchase and would like the legs shortened, the table comes with instructions on how to measure and send it to the manufacturer for them to take care of it. I haven't tried that, but that might be a solution for... » Read More I agree with what some others have said, that it's too tall and unstable for use when lying in bed. But keep in mind that you don't have to use the legs. My 83 yo mother and I use it with the legs folded under and the table on our laps. Works perfectly for her reading and typing for me. Of course, the table is sitting on our lap, but that hasn't been a problem for us. Also, if you purchase and would like the legs shortened, the table comes with instructions on how to measure and send it to the manufacturer for them to take care of it. I haven't tried that, but that might be a solution for you. In every other aspect, I am quite pleased with this table and highly recommend it for many uses. « Show Less
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The only way that would happen is if it was bumped or the item on it was too heavy and the table was at a tilted angle. I've never had any mechanical issues with mine. Its a great little table!!