can I put this under a glass top to protect a wooden table?
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Hi, Jessica. Yes, you definitely could. They are clear, so they wouldn't be very noticeable. I have similar ones under my glass table. I use them for cupboards, drawers, signs on doors, etc. They hold up well and a more cushiony, yet strong, than the typical foam ones that come with most cabinets.
188039
Yes. But remember to stick to the glass side. I'm sure you knew that, just a reminder. Good luck.
1387302
It didn't say anything about that on the package mine came in, and I use mine on a glass surface. But I don't really see anything about it that would hurt wood. There's 3 little foam feet on the bottom. I would feel safe buying it for a wooden table.
1286193
You can put it on a table .... however, this item would be better protected if it is mounted to the ceiling.
365354
It might...there is a metal ring that the glass sets on. The ring has about 4-6 small feet on the bottom that set on the table. If those feet would be supported by the solid portion of your table, it should work. Hope this helps you!
1400321
I would be afraid of the glass breaking, the table is meant for a square or round top IMHO
1684270
If you stick a piece of plywood underneath the glass where the metal clams on it would probably be fine but that would be at the cost of aesthetics. As long as you place something underneath the desk where the metal discs clamp to distribute the load from the metal clamp to the desk it will be fine. If you do not want to see something underneath the glass then go for a stand that just rests on top of the glass
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.
2191066
This is really to be used as a desk blotter. You probably want a larger one for that kind of purpose. But the product itself would protect the table.
2121369
I was just looking at this in a retail store today. The packaging says it can be be used on glass tops. I was surprised to see that, but glad. I would just avoid scooting it on the glass.
462839
I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
206460
Yes. if the table top is very thick and sturdy. You need a about a one to two inch thick edge/surface to clamp it onto. The unit is about 10 pounds of metal without a laptop on it. The clamp is metal and will scratch your glass if you clamp and screw it onto the table. So I woundnt clamp it directly onto the glass. Wrap the glass edge with a thick handcloth or cardboard or something.
1830220
I wouldn't put it directly on the surface, but you could put a cookie sheet or metal tray underneath and you would be ok as long as you are close by with a pitcher of water or hose. It might even be better to put the tray on top of a few bricks or floor tiles just to make sure the table top doesn't get too hot. You can also get concrete board at home improvement stores (used to line chimneys, etc). Then you wouldn't even need the tray.
1027765
I bet you could they are insulated and flat. Would protect counter tops and table tops.we use them on our church buffets under sterno chaffing dishes...same princple.. to protect that surface beloe. So glad ypu asked.
1584175
I purchased a glass top for it and so far it has held up to the small amount of rain we have received here is California. The bottom of the table is more of a think cardboard so I would think that you will need a glass top.
2134696
I don't have a glass top BUT it is extremely heavy. I wouldn't take the chance of it slipping & dropping on the glass.
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You would have a hard time using it if it wasn't clamped down. Use blocks of wood to protect you table. That is what I have done.
1933589
There is a small lip around the edges so the glass never touches the surface of the table. I always store mine glass side down to protect it.