The wood posts overlap the notch in the base. How do you get the glass to sit in the base?
898848
been a while since we put ours together but it works great and its still my favorite. even better quality than the Ikea ones I usually buy.
898849
It comes with some metal parts that you attach to the glass at the bottom. It closes well.
1234185
I removed the 6 little "teeth" on the base and that permitted the base to sit flat under the screen unit. The teeth are apparently meant to straddle the plastic "wings" on the screen unit, but are really not able to do that. I feel sorry for any non-handy buyer of this unit.
614641
I had no such problem with either of the 2 tables I ordered (at separate times). You may have to exchange yours. Mine are 1 piece and there's no way the glass could be separated from the table. Sounds like a defect by the manufacturer to me. But I know you'll love yours if this problem is taken care of.
1335286
I use a block of wood that is about six inches long, clamp it to the bottom edge, and place the jig against it. Do the same at the back to get the same spacing.
2228208
I bought this for my daughter who has a round glass on top. I worry about a rectangular glass on top of this base even though it is a heavy base. I would look for one that has a rectangular base to accommodate the 60 inches.
655336
None on mine. I did take the precaution adding some 2x2s under each section and I did put the glass support tabs over the middle uprights and not out at the edges.
108262
I got the same thing happening too. I even removed and re-cleaned glass. Still there, but only with the case that holds it. If free, theres no bend or tension on the cell. But when placed inside case with tight holders. It's seems to bend a bit and causes a dark area that glass touches base. I only see it with the cell off, but don't noticed it when it's on. Little annoying, but I believe the glass is not as thick and strong as the original, that causes a little bend.
389197
I have the same problem with my baseboard. You can still mount it because the pieces on top can be adjusted. It just won't sit flush with the wall.
325609
I did not have that problem...However I suggest you take the screws and the top section of the base to a local hardware store such as "Coast to Coast" or "Ace Truvalue" and show them the problem. These folks will try several screws until they find the correct fit. This is your least expensive option!
1694871
Yes, that is what I did with rack. I did put a piece of glass on shelf first. It fits a small spot perfectly.
430127
The glass holding area is not fixed. You can adjust each side to your liking.
2037538
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. We have checked and it looks like the glass just lays on top of the legs. They do not attach. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you.
2002131
You have to push it down REALLY hard, more so than you would think. There appears to be a two-step system to lock it in. It snaps in at first, but don't assume it is all the way in. When it is fully locked in, it will be flush with the edge of the glass , with no gap. Make sure it snaps in TWICE.
446197
You need to shim it. I put some shims at the top and bottom of the wood post and I fits nice and tight.
426279
It's quite simple. Just one screw to put the two wooden pieces together and then the glass just sits on top!
1134763
Sounds like you don't have it extended enough. There should be three height levels. After you have expanded the base and attached the top, you extend each leg upward until it clicks into place. This is the lowest setting. You should be able to extend each leg two more "notches" if you will.
130496
Make sure that you are using the proper pieces on the appropriate side. The top bars are longer than the base, but that should not matter since the connector rods should roughly match up. You will have to slightly accommodate the connector rods when you slide the top onto the base, this friction is what gives the structure its sturdiness.