do the pieces secure to the table
634752
You use a screw diver to hold the spiral and merry go round together the rest just snap in
634753
This was the first water table I purchased, the ferris wheel secures, as well as the funnel and the central piece. There is a small green spinning piece that you just lift off. Honestly, we really disliked this table- and pretty much any features of water tables. They snap off so easily that we only use ours to hold water and play with measuring cups.
634754
Yes, they click in and out very easily for an adult. But there is a small green spinning piece that does not secure in. We've had this table for over a year and somehow the small green piece has not gotten lost yet . . .
634755
Yes. The blue tube in the middle aucually screws in very tightly and the water wheel poops into the hole. If it's spun like crazy I guess it could come out bit it goes back in without a problem. My kids are rough on toys and I've had no problems thus far. I was set on another table at first and this was bought as a gift and I have to say I like it better than the one I had planned to buy. My kids play for hours with it! Lol hope this helps :)
634756
The center is secured. The pieces around the outside edge slide into slots, not secured (carousel, spinner, funnel). It is a good set up, helps when cleaning it. We bought it last spring. My daughter loved it last year and it is a hit again this year too.
1028986
They do. It's a great set - very sturdy & easy to set up. My wife & I have enjoyed it
2006537
No, they don't lock, but it shouldn't roll away. I also would not use it as leverage to stand up. It's still the best table I have bought out of the last 3 or 4.
2284543
They would work, I found that they are very easy to pull off of the corners by persistent children though. I had to hot-glue mine to the table corners.
2279195
Yes-ish. If you want them perfectly on-axis and symmetrical then they'll each stick out a few inches from under the table. If you are not a stickler for perfect even placement, they'll all tuck under.
469811
Yes. And honestly, just FYI, I wouldn't repurchase these tables... Or recommend them. The baskets broke right away. Overall, not great quality.
40311
No each pieces has a place and there is material that holds them in place. It is very nice
927021
Just looked under our table and ours are the same... Never noticed it before, but the chair is secure.
1120753
Yes, each piece comes off for easy storage and transport. They are help together by a spring/ball system. You can barely see a little shiny ball in the stock picture.
1019164
I have put 2 together and did not experience an issue. The edging isn't raised. I butt my old table to it and seem to be ok. Only issue I found is don't use glass wine glasses. They get un balanced due to the design. I put down a placemat and plastic.
68835
They do not wobble. The backs are high enough for our purposes. I love the fact that the fabric is "grandson" proof and cleans amazingly well. They are fairly narrow, so if your table is large the scale may not be right.
380907
Yes they are. I'm thinking I might wood glue them in place. My 2 year old granddaughter likes it but she just got it yesterday. I'm waiting to see if the moving pieces frustrate her. It is very cute.
748301
Possibly. If they fits on the ends of the table and don't interfere with the gameplay.
1822959
Yes they do. There are some small pieces that may be small enough to be hazardous.
912854
Yes they are held together by screws into brass posts. In my case one of the four screws for the top board deformed before the screw turned so it's now permanent; no problem loosening the four on the bottom board though.
1552854
The forks and spoons can definitely slip around a bit, especially when fully stacked. They're secure at the neck but not at the handles. The knives stay secure because they're not stacked. If you are looking to completely prevent the pieces from touching each other really the only way to go would be individual felt sleeves that hold up to five pieces (a full place setting) each and then roll up for storage. I use these for some other flatware that I don't use as frequently (as they're a bit less easy to access than a tray).
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Not at all unless you consider screwing the little legs on! :) my wife and I absolutely enjoy this piece in the living room, the youngest grandchild thinks we bury treasure in it!