Would this work with a table that has a lip? The lip is about 1 inch from the edge of the table.
191461
I don't know. It was a gift for a baby shower. I live in Georgia... she lives in California.
191462
Yes, it should work. The clamps open wide enough to accommodate most table 'skirts'.
927022
If you have a "lip" underneath your wooden table then the clamps won't touch the wood. The clamp apparatus extends over the "lip" but it doesn't actually touch the wood. The chair still is attached firmly when we use it. Hope this helps answer the question.
353168
If the table legs are fully extended- 22". The legs can also come inward, in which case it would depend on the span of your legs. Hope that helps you.
790477
It depends on two things: 1) How thick your edge of table is. Clamps nicely up to if edge is up to 3/4 inch thick, maybe an inch. 2) Table has no lip. If the table is smooth bottomed, it will do great. If it has a lip, I would suggest heavy duty binder clips as alternative.
970628
this would work with a round table. I feel the maximum thickness of the table should be no more than 1 inch, the clamp isn't very strong.
1047207
I use mine on the end of a straight floor stand, but it looks to me like you can use it with the table clamp.
1408102
It should as long as you add velcro to the table an you probably have to cut it in half since it is very long.
146050
Yes, it would clamp to the right of the machine, and be right at the edge of your table. My table is an L and I have it clamped in the L to the right of my sewing machine. I love this light.
2231306
I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.
1068443
They should work fine. It's not the length of the table that matters. It's how thick the tabletop is. These clamps will fit up to a 1-3/4" thick tabletop.
597990
No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
1063668
It would work, but you wouldn't want to do it. Whereas the shelf corners slide down over the vertical corner bars and stop wherever you decide to snap on the plastic stops for each corner, the shelf will now be "upside down", and would have support stringers interfering with your having a fully flat shelf surface. Sure, you'd have a modest 1" lip, but the structural support of the shelf itself would be lessened and the flatness of the surface would also be compromised. The plastic stops don't discriminate as the whether the shelf is upside down, or right side up. The difference will be in how the shelf performs long term, as the structure will no longer be underneath. For light items, probably not a big deal: for heavier items, the shelf will hold less weight since the weight would now be working against the way it was designed...in extreme cases, it could bend.
999186
Yea, that should work, but you want to make sure the thing will clamp to the edge of your desk. There needs to be a lip or an edge that it can grab on to. I was honestly a little disappointed about how small it was. But it is still sweet.
1564793
The bottom self is connected to two support beams. I wouldn't think it would work as it would weaken the table.
2256608
The table top will work if you can slide the clamp all the way on. If there is any trim under the table top it may prevent the unit from sliding on all the way.
365352
yes it would work it does not need a smooth surface. and expanded metal top you discrib would work fine. the plastic round bearing sit on the table and the glass top goes on it
1621366
It should, you clamp it onto each side of the table, the clamp is 2" long, I love mine