Are the two bars in the middle of the table knee breakers? or out of the way?
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I don't have an issue with them. The drafting table itself is about 3' deep, so they are far enough back that I don't have any problems. I hope that this helps.
447354
A brace is screwed into the table and the legs connect with the brace. As long as the brace bulging out a couple inches on the bottom isn't a problem for you, it's just a simple matter of 'disconnecting' the legs. Relatively easy---five minutes or less.
891833
The bar goes across width wise and the feet are adjustable. I had to send mine back because I have a wood frame. I called the company and hey we're very nice and explained things to me and sent me the right ones.
1276292
Never tried to do that but I think not as the foot bar links those side bars together and I don't think the foot pad separates from the bar. Liked this chair when I had my hip replacement but one hole didn't match up exactly and had to get help from the handyman in apt building. He had a tough time too.
227187
I would check with the manufacturer on that one. I use the inversion bar, not the table.
1211861
I really can't answer that. I am left handed and I have no problem with the table on the right side.
1573915
I am only 5'4" but I do not have any trouble with my knees colliding with the bar. None of my guests have complained either. I really love this table, its heavy enough to hold up to the high winds in our area and even though it has a non-solid top, no one has spilled a drink on it DT being uneven. The bar under the table is actually kind cool if you want ot lean back with your feet up!
1287292
Yes. If I recall correctly the net posts help lock the two halves of the table together.
82265
The legs on my table were not too wide on the top and I don't think there were directions with the table. I am not sure as I have had this table for a while.
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No, the table legs don't get in the way of the chair legs. No, you won't hit your own legs on the table legs. Tables are GREAT. I have 8 that I use quite often for different events, they are lightweight and easy to fit in small spaces.
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The cage I have is divided into two adjoining sections. There are two rows of horizontal bars in each half. It is relatively sturdy but not as much so as cages purchased years ago.I ordered a few, they sent one that was the wrong color.
1949960
There is a lock bar stabilizer at the mid-point of the bar to prevent you from bending the bar out too much.
77724
There is another wooden bar that holds the legs together, and it rest against the bar I previously mentioned. The table is very stable and sturdy. I have 2 sets and have never had a problem
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Space in between of two bars is about 3 & 3/8 (inch). That's what you asking I assumed.
346238
Hi, The middle part (shoulder) which connects left and right parts has not parallel connection surface. It's done especially to keep bars extended outwards. Looks like you connected it wrong way. Just unscrew it and connect it versa (upper bolt should go down), i.e. station bars will extend outwards.
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The legs attach with small bolts that go into recessed nuts. There is a a bar on each side set of legs that is welded to the two legs and the bolts go through said bar into the thick bottom "shelf" of the table. It is much sturdier than it looks in these pics.
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Unfortunately not. The only negative to it. There's a metal bar the lift rests on that would be very difficult to move to the other side of the table without messing things up.