what is accuslate? how do you level the table? is this table solid enough to move if needed?
286559
Its a form of slate, its still very heavy and durable. You level it at the legs and its very solid. I still have my table and it looks and plays like new still.
286560
Accuslate is a fiberboard that is used in this table. It is sometimes call fake slate. The table was set -up for me,but yes they did level it. I set up another table, slate, and used a carpenter's level to level the base and the slate top. Yes this table is solid enough to move with care.
1566125
I leveled the table and then put on the casters. It was still level when finished. Used a jig to position bottom shelf to ensure it was level.
2096568
No Need to. Your weight keeps the table inverted. When you want to go upright, you pull on the handles with both arms. It is perfectly balanced.
1424447
We used it as a conference table for about 4 months. Everyone brought their computers, materials, etc. and the table offered plenty of room to spread out and work. It is sturdy, so it doesn't wobble or tip. It is probably slightly shorter in height than the average desk but I spent years in college studying at the kitchen table-so I don't see it being an issue . Hope this helps.
413398
I would say yes. The table is pretty heavy duty. I was surprised how strong it felt every time I go to move it. Hope this helps.
917912
You cannot. The table only moves forward or back over the base, it does not swivel. If it did, it would fall over.
572513
It's surface level is equivalent to the primary table. The entire table top surface moves up and down.
983925
The locations for the attachments cannot be moved, but you can just turn the table around. The attachments are a little flimsey but just about work. The table is not all that strong but I have used it when I could find any thing else. The table with legs weighs less than a book and its less than 2 inches deep.
266097
Make sure you have installed each leg footing properly, plus the midbrace that comes with it. My table is tight, balanced and perfectly functional. Good luck!
291091
Ok these a large tables, but they do not support much weight. Cheaply made and wobble. I used over lays on them to have a Victorian look, however I had to use wood shims on two of the legs to level the table. Hope this helps, I can, give more information if need. Good luck.
1674366
Mildly moveable. It's a great table, very solid and sturdy. With the right rubber feet it should be pretty easy to slide around.
869491
On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron
1674365
Not very moveable. It is very heavy. If someone knows where I can find casters that will fit this table, I'd be appreciative!
864571
This table is quite heavy (at least forty pounds). I would deem it not a good choice for traveling. As noted by another user, the table does not have rollers (or handles). It would be burdensome to move.
2015986
table tilt is adjustable; does go to level. also rotates. can be used, alternately, as 'tray table' but is somewhat clumsy to move around due to weight and leg stance. height does adjust; requires 2 hands.
852240
I got one and its a very good table you will not have a problem loading up one side. It will not tip over
1220938
Hi I have had this table for 2 1/2 years I have lugged it up Inn stairs it is very light I have had several tables over the years I watch others struggle with heavy tables Easy flip and set up. I would get another one of the same if I needed one