How is the table top held to the pedestal?
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Our tables and bases are not bolted together. There is a mount screwed into the table top, this is then screwed onto the base, or off again as needed. We have not yet taken them apart, they have remained very stable.
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It is attached after you put it together, the legs are attached to the metal circular piece that is a part of the glass top.
1530132
This table actually comes in 3 pieces. The base, mounting pole (or stem) and table. The attachment at the bottom of the table is pretty tight but not so much on the top and there are no bolts to make it a tighter connection. Additionally, the top does not fit well on the stem and it does have a tendency to tip. It works great for me as I have it in a corner. It is a bit smaller than other bar top tables. Hope this helps.
737666
It is only the top. I was pleased with it. I made a breakfast table out of it by putting it on an antique pedestal.
705645
The table will hold it I think. It is wobbly. If ayone was to touch the table it may fall over. I use the table for looks. It is not a sturdy reliable table. Mine was cracked when I received it.
549204
Good question, I'm not sure. I can tell you that the tv has a slot that the pedestal slips into. Then 4 screws hold the 2 together..
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There are brackets that attach to the front and back of the table. All hardware is included. Very solid fit.
1307694
The pedestal acts as the base. Umbrella goes into center hole and I did find the umbrella pole was a tiny bit loose in the table top, so I purchased some clear flexible tubing to "caulk arounnd the pole in the hole. Worked perfect! This is a very, very nice table and chairs. I looked for pedestal type table for a long time and this one was the right size. We've had up to 6 around the table, it was a tight squeeze but it was nice!
1907370
There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
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Assembly is simple. But take the time to grease the table's gears and track, as well as the lip of the collar and base where the rack fits in. Also make sure the collar isn't cocked. Do that by swinging the table completely around while gradually tightening the collar's set screw. Doing all that will allow the table to run up/down and swing on the pedestal much more smoothly. The rest of assembly and adjustments are simple and straight forward. The instructions are well done.
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The legs attach with small bolts that go into recessed nuts. There is a a bar on each side set of legs that is welded to the two legs and the bolts go through said bar into the thick bottom "shelf" of the table. It is much sturdier than it looks in these pics.
898240
The upright post is round steel tube. The arm which supports the glass top is square steel tube. Only the knobs which tighten the connections are plastic. This is a solid table and everything I had hoped it would be when I ordered it.
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To be honest, I don't recall having had to assemble that part of the table. There is no visible screw on the top of the side bar to which it attaches. I can feel a screw head on the bottom of the side bar. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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The frame is pretty strong vertically but if you tried to push it horizontally with the marble top it might warp the frame especially at the connecting joints in the corners. Also you will need to figure out how you will be able to secure the marble on top of the metal frame. The original table has 4 screws where you secure the glass to the base. But if you don't plan to move it around a lot or let people put their feet on the table, I think the weight of the marble will keep it in place. Or if you want a permanent bond, you can use a strong industrial epoxy to glue the marble to the metal frame. Hope this helps.
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No. The pedestal is attached to the bottom. You can turn the base upside down and use it as a serving piece as it has divided sections. The pedestal can be filled also.
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The top of the table has a round metal insert that is accented with a bronze scrolled design. Very pretty! I was impressed.
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There are three position holes where the table mounts to the base. By adjusting to different holes you can control how aggressive or sensitive the table is. You can find one that will allow the table to go beyond vertical, allowing you to hang freely. I used gravity boots and a bar for 30 years and switched to inversion tables as I got older. I like to hang free of the table. If properly adjusted you can do that on this one.