Would this work under a 30" round piece of wood to use as a lazy susan in the center of my large round dining table? Would it have to be attached?
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Sorry to take so long to answer. The turntable does seem to be sturdy and should be able to handle the wood tray. Of course, it might depend on how thick the tray is. Attachment is your choice. That might be helpful and would prevent any sliding or shifting of the board. I hope this has been helpful to you.... Marie
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That sounds quite possible if the piece of wood is at least half inch thick and heavy (maybe even with a glass top); the turntable is quite stable. The top surface is the turntable is rubber and non slip, if you feel it's not gripping the wood surface enough, you could try using some thick double stick 3M tape which would most likely be enough. Good luck!
1545245
This should work just fine. There's actually a nice grip to the swivel itself, so as long as the wood is heavy enough, you shouldn't need to attach it. Maybe just dual sided velcro strips if anything is needed.
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I would think so. My husband (200#) stood on ours and I spun him around. Might need to attach it but I'd try it w/o attaching first. Velcro strips would be a good to attach.
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I think it work,but you would want to atattch it. I would suggest using something like liquid nails.
891139
it's pretty wide and deep, so it probably won't look or function properly as a dining chair. it would may be a little clumsy to pull in and out from under a table since it is pretty bulky and has some weight to it as compared to a standard dining table chair. You'd also need to have a really wide table.
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There is definitely space underneath the table for an iron base and the pole could go straight down without hitting anything. The top of the table isn't too thick, but I would be cautious about cutting into it.
2155277
Probably - there is nothing rigid about the front of it that would make it not conform at least a bit to a round table. Most importantly, you can't have any (or much) of a trim beneath the top of the table or the bottom bars won't be able to slide over it. Not sure that makes sense, but some countertops and tables have a decorative piece about 4 inches in underneath the table top and it interferes with attaching.
899707
I made a turn table out of a 22" square and put the 12" lazy susan right in the middle. It works great. Your is a bit bigger You may opt for a larger one. But they work great.
276675
It's possible it might scratch a wooden table if shifting around. But I have to say, this item was of such good quality and so nicely made it would be worth trying, and maybe placing a table runner or some sort of placemat under it, just to have it. I was very very pleased with this item, beyond imaginable.
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I use this one on a round patito table. Just put it in the whole in the table. Didn't have to use a stand. I would fit in a normal 25lb stand. That pole is normal sized and not the fat kind.
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Don't think that will work, sorry. I had my in-laws measure their table for you. I can use it on their table with a 2.75" tall skirt that begins about .75" from the edge of the table. The part you screw on goes over/passed the skirt, but it is a tight fit. It needs to be unscrewed as far as it can to angle it on and pass over the skirt, and then the thickness of the skirt (about .5") makes it really hard to turn to screw it on. As the other user mentioned, the 2" before your skirt probably isn't enough to safely secure it if you avoid the skirt.
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It should work fine...if you have a big enough table to spread out on. Enjoy!
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As far as the weight goes there would be no problem. However, there isn't any edge lip like a typical "lazy susan" that would keep the jars / cans from falling off when you turn it.
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I would say yes because it is sewn together at the top (to create a perfect skirt around the table). I would think it would lay properly.
190181
Honestly, I think it would hang over a bit...we had it on a 6 foot table and it worked well.
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Yes, it will work on a round table there will be small gaps between the front of the seat and the table space because the fabric can only conform to the edge so much. Noting dangerous, but some small bits of food may make it to the floor.
957754
Should work. Yes it does but not the wooden base. Also this isn't very big. Would fit in box the width of a dinner plate.
557383
It probably wouldn't work particularly well as a dining table, because there are hinges on each side and the table might buckle somewhat under pressure. You really can't sit on it, for instance. Still, it could work if you were careful. You could put a piece of plywood underneath to give more support.
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It may work but you would probably have to make a few adjustments on the length. I really like mine it has the attached tablecloth and for 5 ft some of it would hang down a little further to the floor you would most likely need to fold it up or tack it in some places to make it fit.
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Depending on the type of foot peg your table has. It may punch through the foam pads. Probably would work with some kind of pad under legs.