Is there supposed to be a sizable gap on either one side or in the middle of the table (green boards) depending how you lay the tables?
1150856
You could leave one of the two halves of the green tabletop off... That would create a gap. Otherwise, no. The two boards are pretty much flush.
1292805
I would have to say yes. I tested for you by aligning a hard cover, squared off notebook-type book and no gaps. Hope this helps.
1872765
You're not doing anything wrong. Some of them come uneven. I need to prop one leg up with a book to keep it level. I really should have returned it, but it seemed too much trouble to do that.
1674327
As I remember when assembling this table, the bottom bar is pretty integral to the stability of the table. It might be o.k. without it, but I would not put much weight on it, or depend on it as a desk. There are pre-cut holes in the bottom braces that accept the bar. I'm sure if the bar was not installed that these holes would likely be noticeable though not terribly so.
880725
Pre-drilled holes on one side of table.No,if rack was left off holes would show.
1741780
It has not been an issue for me. The extra people can still use the table space, they just can't put their feet under the table. So something like a stool is good.
1063107
The tables are set co-planar from the factory, but the manual (page 12) describes how to adjust them if needed after extended use. So the answer to your question is yes.
2223487
My table didn't have that problem. It's level and works wonderfully. Perhaps you have a defective one and need to exchange it.
774011
Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
1430368
I personally do not notice any lopsidedness using my Lazyboy recliner (probably because of all the cushioning), but if it really bothers you places like Home Depot sell these little fuzzy self-adhesive pads that you stick on the bottom of chairs and tables to prevent them from marring hardwood floors.
206017
You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.
1841592
Well, I cannot say whether it was a manufacturing error or not. Yes, there is this gap between the back bulging legs of the table and the wall, causing the gap. When assembled, since I liked it so much I have lived with the gap! However, a console table should fit flush, I agree.
511984
I agree. Slatted. The center board is bigger and does connect to the 2 sides of the frame. Evenly spaced.
607638
I don't have gap on mine. The hinges have wiggle room but i recall adding some wedge type wood to make the close flush
1019165
well, I'm sure it depends on the height and width of the table your abutting but I do fairly well with another, very different table when I put a long tablecloth over both....hope that helps
107486
It is close to flush but there is a very small gap between cutting board and the counter.
1766414
You should contact customer service. Your table should have the 'feet' with it. Mine did.