What weight base does it require for free standing without table?
1517870
Use a 50 lb base. I have a 30 lb base with a bistro table and it will go over on a gusty day even when not open. You should also get a base with the longer tube for freestanding use otherwise it won't have enough support.
1517871
I would say that depends on how much wind it's subject to but I have it in a small plastic base (under table) that I put sand in to weight it down. Even table free, I would say a light weight one would be fine. Def 50 lbs or less.
1567039
you must assemble, I still use them , nice heavy base, won't tip over. Comes with 2 stands.
1120943
The material is hollow, so I would be skeptical about 80 pounds standing on it. I have no experience with any other similar products, so I am not able to make a recommendation.
1874788
I not sure of the correct weight but the table is not very heavy. It is sturdy however and we have used it all summer without problems.
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.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
1993609
You may not need a stand. The figure's legs and ankles are pretty rigid - and will remain that way in less you intend to play with it. I have mine free-standing on a bookshelf. We had a minor earthquake a few weeks back, and it remained upright. To answer your question directly, I don't really know. My apologies.
331783
Yes. Height without wheels is 29 inches. Yes, it would easily support table settings at both ends.
2231713
Although the table probably isn't rated to hold that much, I have stood and sat on this table without any stability issues. I weigh 110 pounds.
249556
No, this is a freestanding unit And frankly it does not have the structural integrity to support a significant amount of weight. Good luck :-)
578643
I do not know the weight of the table. But I can pick it up the folded table very easily - it is lighter than it looks. I opened it and set it up without reading any directions. My weight is 211 lbs and I do exercises on it. I just had a knee replacement and cannot use my knees to get on or off the floor so I do all my exercises on the table. I bears my weight without a creak. I think it is a great product.
1655376
Thank you for your inquiry. The thickness of the table top if 0.79" The height of the base is approximately 3.35" from the very top going straight down. Please note that the static weight for the table is 50# distributed evenly. This item should not be used for standing on at any time.Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you.
289799
No real base, you have a ring that bolts hold the legs intact. Swival just mens the chair will turn around on the base, chair drops into the circular base. This goes together pretty simple, ring is about tto ft below the table top, three ft above the ground. Excellent quality set.
2252613
I weigh 250 and I have stood on it and I don't worry about it. The box is heavy duty high impact plastic and designed well and sturdy!
377437
standing on it's little black base, it would need at least 16" of height. 15" without the base sounds about right.
937018
I used this table for an out of state photo shoot and had to leave it at the studio. I don't remember the exact weight although it seemed like it might have been heavier than 7.6 lbs. It wasn't flimsy and worked perfectly for me. I wish I didn't have to leave it behind.
2114069
The stand alone weight is approximately 40 pounds. I have a bad back and can lift it easily.