Is the table top able to rotate 360 degrees? The way it is pictured, the base will not fit under my chair.
765004
This was an overpriced piece of "furniture". We couldn't assemble it totally because the pre-drilled holes were not correctly aligned and so we returned it. I have seen similar items at Staples, assembled and half the price.
765005
Absolutely not!!The top of the table can be lowered/inclined towards you.......thats about it!!! is still a wonderful investment! I love my table.....i can lounge in my recliner, watch TV and be on my computer at the sime time!!! LOVE IT!!!
626182
No. But rotating the whole table is good enough for me. :-) (The swiveling stands I've seen tend to be much more expensive.)
2102971
Lol absolutely not! The only part that rotates is the top in order to put wood in.
1280059
I've not tried rotating mine, but the height and tilt is adjustable and feels solid.
2015985
Yes, the table can be adjusted to any angle 0 (flat) up to about 60 degrees or so. It may be a little difficult to eat off if this because you can't adjust the height of the whole thing up and down. But you could definitely try. Also if you have an adjustable chair it may work. Hope that helps out.
2225987
It can swivel 360 degrees. However the power cord comes in at the bottom which will limit how many times you could spin it.
685786
The table really does slant away from you. It cannot be adjusted. It feels kind of awkward, but I have gotten used to it over time. I would have purchased another table had I been aware of this odd quirk in the table's design.
732992
Yes it swivels and you can lock it in place so it does not rock backwards and forwards. You can't lock it in place so that it is frozen in place. I.e. Like a typical dining table chair... It was a gift for my fella..who middle aged. But active and healthy! He uses it every day and loves it. Hope this helps..
1423812
The top does not swivel. You can rollers on the bottom are similar to the kind on a computer chair, but with latches if you want to lock the wheels. Since I have carpet, I put a plastic chair mat on the floor to facilitate moving the table and to protect my carpet. It is solid table that has not bent or sagged. I have had this product for a few years.
929425
No, but I have only used it a couple of times, I am assuming you have an inverted table mount with bit up. If that is the case you should be able to attach the base to the table with mounting screws and adjust the heigt using the allen they gave in the box.
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.
966254
Yes, the table top swivels. The two sections are attached to one base and swivel together.
1874813
Yes, the chair has 360 degrees swivel. The chair was for my granddaughter. I sat in it for only a minute and I would say tilt back is minimal.
1414556
yes, it can be rotated. I would be careful though, just like attaching the clip - it's tight and you have to almost force it - I was afraid it would break and it wouldn't surprise me if some have been broken during set up, before. I rotated mine 90 degrees from how it was in the box and have never changed it, though - so I don't know how it would stand up to repeated turning.
931261
Because the riser comes up at an angle, if you put the top into the base riser reversed by 180, you'll have a fixed, non-adjustable tiltIt's unlikely that that was an expected way to use it, because there are no bumps on the table top to keep things sliding off when it's tilted.
609074
No, the strap on the back doesn't actually rotate. However, just by positioning your hand, you can use the table in both views.
1266903
It spins but it's not supposed to....basically the top sets onto the pole. If you push down hard enough the top won't rotate unless you try to make it do so. If you set it onto the pole and grab the edge and turn, it will rotate. Also, no way to lock the top on, so if you pick the table up, the top can literally pop off the pole and base. Lastly, don't expect the black coloring to last, the veneer marks easily under light to moderate usage.