The glass doesn't seem to fit into the table top. Can someone tell me if they had any problems or if I'm doing something wrong?
614639
We never had this problem. The glass on our tables was already set in place. There was no assembly required. They were all one piece and ready to enjoy. I would definitely call the manufacturer for a replacement.
614640
We did not have that problem. The table was all put together when we got ours. The glass fit perfect.
614641
I had no such problem with either of the 2 tables I ordered (at separate times). You may have to exchange yours. Mine are 1 piece and there's no way the glass could be separated from the table. Sounds like a defect by the manufacturer to me. But I know you'll love yours if this problem is taken care of.
568002
Try this:- Remove the table top by unscrewing the four bolts under the top. - Put two washers under the two outside bolts (farthest away from the pedestal)- Re-attach the top tightening it just enough to see if it is level. If it is level, tighten it completely- If it is not level, add more washers until it is level. Hope it works. I bought this table and sent it back because it had no manual, instructions, casters and my table top had a rise in the middle and dishes would wobble on it.How is your table? Is the tray itself really smooth and level? Were there any instructions beyond the assembly diagram?Customer service at Carex is very helpful. They have a website and toll-free number if you need it. Try this:- Remove the table top by unscrewing the four bolts under the top. - Put two washers under the two outside bolts (farthest away from the pedestal)- Re-attach the top tightening it just enough to see if it is level. If it is level, tighten it completely- If it is not level, add more washers until it is level. Hope it works. I bought this table and sent it back because it had no manual, instructions, casters and my table top had a rise in the middle and dishes would wobble on it.How is your table? Is the tray itself really smooth and... » Read More Try this:- Remove the table top by unscrewing the four bolts under the top. - Put two washers under the two outside bolts (farthest away from the pedestal)- Re-attach the top tightening it just enough to see if it is level. If it is level, tighten it completely- If it is not level, add more washers until it is level. Hope it works. I bought this table and sent it back because it had no manual, instructions, casters and my table top had a rise in the middle and dishes would wobble on it.How is your table? Is the tray itself really smooth and level? Were there any instructions beyond the assembly diagram?Customer service at Carex is very helpful. They have a website and toll-free number if you need it. « Show Less
1636340
I would recommend buying one considering they're so cheap. I did cut mine up quite a bit, and the frame makes sure that glass sits evenly. So I would just incase. It will only take a couple more minutes just to replace
772397
Maybe they assembled it backwards? Have the legs reversed? The arch of the legs should match the arch of the table, but if they didn't and were turned to the back, I imagine that might cause a gap.
1117395
I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should I ever need them..) Thanks. I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should... » Read More I have a round glass top coffee table made in Italy and bought twenty-eight years ago. The suction cups were damaged in a move. The glass sits on an ornate trio-legged frame so needed to replace the small nipple ended suction cups. These were the closest thing that I have found. I took a small nail clipper to slightly trim the nipple edge to fit, then put a little oil on nipple and pressed into the hole as best I could then hammered them into place the rest of the way to allow to expand and grip inside the hole. I am now able to use my lovely coffee table again (and have a spare set should I ever need them..) Thanks. « Show Less
1036350
I bought the sofa table and the end table. Both are just wood tops, no glass. I had a glass company cut 2 glass rounds to put on top of the end table to protect it.
481465
Same think happened to me. The problem is the top is not affixed and for some reason the stuff you need is missing. Contact customer service and they will send you a new . It seems this a ongoing problem.
258420
Same problem...............you can try to lower the plastic a little on the glass...........Either way.......even if it works.....it is not a SECURE stop......
2112302
Thanks :))) Just curious Elizabeth, if you decided to purchase one, did it work well for your table top? I'm thinking about using mine for that purpose now... LOL..
108262
I got the same thing happening too. I even removed and re-cleaned glass. Still there, but only with the case that holds it. If free, theres no bend or tension on the cell. But when placed inside case with tight holders. It's seems to bend a bit and causes a dark area that glass touches base. I only see it with the cell off, but don't noticed it when it's on. Little annoying, but I believe the glass is not as thick and strong as the original, that causes a little bend.
1784908
Hi,Thank you for your kind message,Please note that if the outer glass is cracked, it will help to fix this,Should you require any further information, please feel free to contact us.Kind Regards
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.
614795
The height may be an issue. You can purchase plexi glass to fill the top space
180985
I'm not sure what's wrong there. Mine is slightly larger but once I fit the sides to the far edge the shelves fit in nicely. Try taking it apart and reassembling otherwise I'm not sure what's wrong. Sorry you are having problems.
1692240
Urgoing to have to get something else idk what it is tho i tryed taken the glass out and nope didnt work im guessing u need like a kit for the glass like the glass and omething else if u find out let me know pls thank u
2154655
It is a problem. I called the company directly, they replaced five of five with smoother ones. Someone hand picked them. I think a glass file would work if one has the no how. Or call and see how you make out. A had a good rep. I have not bought any in the last two years. Bed Bath and Beyond used to carry them. If you have the time, and they carry the glass mug. Test out the seam on the handle. Good luck.
586271
I'm sorry, my table did not have this problem. Maybe another person can answer your question. Good luck.