Can anyone please tell me if the height is adjustable? What would be the minimum height from the table to the bottom edge of the screen? Thanks.
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No it is not. It only tilts back and forwards and the cheap plastic stand will break right about warranty expiration time leaving the monitor to fall to the floor. I was lucky and it happened one week before warranty expiration and got mine replaced. I've since placed it in an 11X17 metal picture frame holder and it works great.
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The base on my unit is not adjustable for height - the screen starts at 3.5" up and extents to 17.5" above the desk top. (FYI the screen outside width is 16.25 inches.) Hope this helps, jerry
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The table is 29" tall. So far I am enjoying the table, it's well made, very easy to assemble. My only surprise with the table was the fact that if you put any weight on the leaf when it is extended the table will tip. Almost lost dinner the other night!
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It is height adjustable. The distance will depend on the size and brand of your monitors. Mine is at the lowest setting and they're about 6 inches off the desk. The highest for me would be about 12 inches off the desk. However, the adjustment is semi-permanent... meaning that once you select the height and screw it into place you cannot readily change it without a decent bit of effort.
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There is no bottom to it. If this helps, we were able to fit a rectangular table that's about 4.5 feet by 2.5 feet with 6 chairs around it. (the actual measurements are in the description on Amazon, I pasted it here: Square screen house consists of 12 panels each- 45-inch wide by 74-inch high. Fully Assembled: 11-feet 7-inch Deep by 11-feet 7-inch Wide by 8-feet .8-inch High and 104-inch peak height. We were very happy with this screen house.
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To be honest with you -- I have not lowered this table -- using it by window as a bar table. I previously ordered 2 other tables like this one and had trouble lowering it and didn't want to have any problems with this table. I will contact you there is an update.
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I just measured mine and it's 30" tall. I really like the table, it's just the right height for me and my family. I wouldn't want it any higher.It is 35.5 " wide.
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The table can be assembled using either floor glides or casters. The floor glides give the lowest height: 25 1/2". If you need the casters, the lowest height is 27 1/2". Be aware that, once you choose a height, it's a non-trivial task to change it. I'm an adult, 5' 8" tall. I set the table up with a 30 1/2" height. I believe my 7 year old granddaughter could easily use the table with the lowest setting. And you could always use a makeshift booster in the chair until he/she is tall enough. Does anyone still have thick phone books...?
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Yes, the height of this mini table is fine for an adult (I am 5'11"). The playing surface is 29.25" H, which is right at the bottom of the range for a full-sized regulation table (29.25-31.00" H). The rails sit an inch higher at 30.25". So the table height is very close to that for a standard desk or dining/kitchen table.
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I just measured the height of my table. It can go from 28.5 inches (lowest flat setting) to 40 inches (highest flat setting). I did not measure the lowest tilted edge if one had it on a tilt, or the highest tilted edge, again if one had it on a tilt.
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The adjustable legs have a series of 17 holes an inch apart center to center. This allows you to adjust table top height from approx. 28" to approx. 43". The leveling legs give you a 1 1/2" range of adjustment to level the table top
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My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a help. My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a... » Read More My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a help. « Show Less
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First consider you height and the height of you desk to estimate how high that table would have to be adjusted. If you look at the photos accompanying the product you can get an idea of the configuration that would be required. It was a little tricky finding the best setting but the construction is solid and I recommend the product. I can see it working for you.
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Hi, You can actually adjust the Height at any position. Great Table by the way. Regards
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The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the Internet and it's worked perfectly since. The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the... » Read More The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the Internet and it's worked perfectly since. « Show Less
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it's adjustable on the height, we've had both a high top table and a normal top table and been able to lower it to fit under our normal height and raise it to be really close to our high top....so you can choose where you want it.
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I don't know exactly how tall it is at its lowest but I think it's close to 30 inches. I do think it may be too tall for a chair.As the other commentator said, the top is made of particle board covered with thin formica, and the screws will rip out with the weight of someone leaning on the end,to push the table down. My husband redid the screws and it works perfectly fine now. I still love my table, for the price, you can't beat it.