Hard to tell - is the table surface uneven, and if so, are glasses stable on it?
189514
The table is cast iron, the surface design is "basket waiving" to best describe it. The look is amazing, but our concern was same as yours "what about glasses" and to my surprise there is very little rocking when you place a glass on top. The interlacining of the wroth iron surface is flat and glasses are pretty stable. The table look good and very elegant and 8 persons fit very comfortable with the wicker stackable chairs we have.I hope my comment help.D
189515
You are correct. the surface is weaved strips of metal. But I do put my wine glasses on it all the time. They doesn't wobble. We try to use placemats sometimes. Hope that helps.
189516
The top has cutouts and a pattern so it is not perfectly even. We have not had trouble with glasses on it but if you want a perfectly smooth or even top this is not. It is a very nice table and we have been enjoying it. Easy to assemble and seems great quality for the price so far.
774011
Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
29394
The shape of the table shouldn't matter. What will matter is if the table is too small and has a center pedestal and is unable to stay balanced.
2229291
Ours is Ok. The pole did not seat completely in the socket but the table seems stable in spite of that.
257168
I haven't noticed stability problems but I do have to move the table further from the wall than I would like. So you have to consider your space requirements.
1838060
My tabletops are primarily shades of brown and a little rust - very pretty. Although the tops aren't perfectly even, glasses and cups sit well and don't tip at all. I like mine a lot!
330484
I have not had that problem when I use it a table. In my lap, it is stable as anything else.
830256
The table is very stable. Make sure it is "locked together" properly. Our grandkids, ages 1 and 2 1/2 use it for eating, puzzles, coloring, blocks, and climbing! We have experienced no tipping.
1057017
The top is semi smooth. It's not textured but not as smooth as glass. Make note of dimensions; this table is VERY narrow.
240253
No, the surface is smooth, with an outer lip for spillage etc. I have not had any problems with glasses sticking tho. I imagine if it were very warm with a very cold glass I may add a piece of napkin to the coaster, but this has not been a problem.
1450084
Hi,no, the glass is clear. We enjoy the tables. They are heavier, than we expected. Rudi
1838064
The tables are more brown than gray. I have no trouble with full drinks. The top is not really uneven.
403549
The table legs are OK. Just don't lean on the edges that tip the table over.
1108804
The edges are very smooth and slightly rounded. The glass is thick enough that I don't worry when my 25 pound cat jumps on it. I don't see how the glass could have fallen off. The table comes with four sturdy screws with which to fasten it to the frame. The frame itself is fairly steady when the table is placed on my rugs, but sometimes wobbles if the cat is energetic. It is too small to use for a major sewing project, but a nice size for repairs or for use as an end table.
2014791
there have been many wineglasses placed upon this table....not a worry...love the table andit's so nice not to worry about it shattering. enjoy it.
408994
yes. it is not the flattest smoothest surface but you can place a glass on the table. some people get a piece of plexiglass cut to fit the table top but I did not. otherwise the table worx as advertised.
140787
The legs swing out and will hit an ultimate maximum angle they will extend to (about 120~150 degrees). The legs are metal, and the surface is a hard wood (or simulated wood, I am not sure specifically what materials). With the table on a hard surface like a table or something, the legs will extend to their maximum angles and stop. From that point, yes it should be very stable (mine doesn't really wobble). I don't think it is meant for use on a hard surface, though, so here are no pads or anything to prevent scratching a table finish, etc.