How does the top connect to the legs? Is there a slot in which the legs go in? If so, could one cut the legs shorter to make a lower height table?
1710464
The legs lock-in the same way the shelves do by using a plastic wedge. Yes you can cut the legs down with no problem. Simply cut the leg at a locking ring that are in one inch increments. We have done this many times to create equipment tables. Update: The legs are mad of chrome plated mild steel. There are several ways to cut the legs down. One way is to use a large plumbers pipe cutter. This method works very well. A metal cutting blade on a saws-all works very well also. We are a commercial kitchen install company so we use a portable cordless ban-saw. A metal cutting wheel on a five inch hand held grinder works very well also. So as you can see, there are a lot of methods for cutting these legs to size.
1710465
The legs are notched at the top & snap-fit into fitted slots. Although the legs are hollow, they are very solid stainless & would be difficult to cut without an industrial metal saw.
2223486
I am sorry, but a friend assembled my table, so I am not sure how it works. I did not have any issues with the table top being level.
1010510
Hello,The legs would need to be screwed into the table. We do apologize, the legs cannot be subsituted. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you
700033
it's adjustable on the height, we've had both a high top table and a normal top table and been able to lower it to fit under our normal height and raise it to be really close to our high top....so you can choose where you want it.
2217951
Yes, just flip the table and attach the legs by placing them snug into the corners. The screws require an allen wrench which is included in the packaging.
633972
hi. the table top is shipped in 3 pieces, but must be put together with hardware. it can not be just put together with only two pieces if looking to make it shorter. as the skirting around the sides are for the full length. one thing that you really want to know, is the highth of this table is "formal" highth and i had to remove 4" from each leg to make it standard highth.. i hope this was of help to you... zack
965442
You only have to attach the legs. Takes about 3 minutes. I love this table, but it scratches super easy. I ended up having a piece of glass cut to put on top. Just setting my lap top on it scratched it.
76579
Yeah, you can fold the legs under the table. It is tight-fitting and when you fold it already, I look like a flat
1904614
There are holes in the leg extension unit that line up with the leg levelers on the table. You remove the leg levelers from the table and use those holes to secure to the leg extension unit. You then install the leg levelers in the leg extension base.
1963105
Not really, There is a metal frame that the legs attach to. There is a 2 inch overhang on either end - but I don't know how the cut ends would look with the distressed look of the finished wood.
1167799
If I remember correctly there where 4 long screws to attach the legs to the table top BUT they did not have the screw turns all the way from the bottom to the top of the screw. There was a smooth area at the top of the screw this is the part that sat into the actual leg of the table. Hope this helps you a little more.
2167551
Yes, but the black base to ours would not attach to the legs as the holes were drilled in wrong spots. we sent back and got another base and legs, but had same problem. We got refunded and the table is sitting in a closet until I possibly try to fix it.
2261415
Yes, the table top could be half height if the lower legs weren't screwed into the legs attached to the table.
1938231
You have to put the pieces together, but the bottom shelf is part of the design and if your do not attach it, the table will not be as stable!
574797
Our table was purchased with legs. So we did not need to do that. My teenage grandsons measured the size if your table out and matched it to where the legs are and would not recommend it. They say as they were learning they put their weight on the table reaching for balls and would not recommend your dining room table. Also the top is extremely heavy.
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It comes with two trays and three legs that fit into slots on the underside of the top tray.So I would have to say no to your question. This was a gift, otherwise I would look tosee if the bottom tray had slots. Maybe you could ask the merchant.
907147
Easily can put it back together. Upon initial assembly, you will screw in 4 metal plates into the bottom of the table (pre-drilled holes make it easy). Each leg then screws into each metal plate. Simply take unscrew the legs off, and you're good to go.Hope that was easy to understand.