Would these be stable enough to be placed under massage table legs?
1615849
I would feel a little hesitant unless the product had a deeper cup to hold it in place from shifting.
675425
I have no way of knowing, but I would feel comfortable sitting on the table I made with these and I weigh about 200 lbs. Proabaly a more of a concern is that they are not real stable with sideways motion when the legs are extended. Ok for an extension for our dinning table, but a little unstable as a stand alone table.
1639585
yes this would work but you can just get adhesive backed felt or rubber pads sold at hardware stores like ACE for placing on the bottom of chair legs,tables,etc.
1980997
No they have a threaded end that needs a nut on it. A cross piece between the legs to bolt them to would work great and help stiffen the table as another idea.
499019
Yes. I keep them under heavy furniture with flat/no legs and they work great.
1489511
I would say no as the weight would be too much. They are not that stable to begin with!
1801195
I would think so but it will help if you have some weight on the table, to prevent the table from moving off the squares - i use them under my couch on marble floors and the couch never slides at all
1059896
They are not heavy and are smooth on the bottom. Depending on the wind, I could see these going flying.If you stack them when not in use then they will be fine, there is enough weight there to keep them put.
674936
I don't think so.... they tend to slip around (if you stack them) a bit and I don't think they would be secure enough. Perhaps they could be (super)glued together, but then I don't know what weight they are rated for. Certainly look better than most risers, but for this use.........
1407836
And yes, the massage table will fall over if you do not hold onto it the entire time. Even if you have it propped up against the wall it will still fall over.
2264457
Yes they are stable enough. My only concern about this product is the "leather" it is not a good option, you will have to change them in 2 years.
1715779
Yes, I think they would, but you might be able to see them a little from the side, but that would be okay. You might want to use larger ones so they won't be wobbly at all.
715282
Sorry, but in my personal opinion -- no. When they are stacked they are kind of shaky. Not by much, but I would not want to put something heavy on top of them.
432555
probably not- I believe they would not hold because of the texture of the floor. You need a flat smooth floor in order for the pads to adhere to the bottom of the legs.
1101869
Interesting question. They are rather large at the top end, so unless your desk has large legs I'd say no.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.