How high this table can raise? Also, how easy to adjust the height? Can adjust frequently like 2-3 times a day?
864152
If you leave one leg horizontal for support and raise the other two legs straight up, the height will be about 24 inches. Whether that's stable enough will depend on the weight placed on the tray. I have adjusted the table many times per day, trying different arrangements, and there's no sign of any wear on the mechanism. If anything, the wear is on your fingers and thumbs, because it takes considerable pressure to hold the spring-loaded buttons down while maneuvering the legs. Eventually, the whole thing may loosen up, but most people will have found a couple of semi-permanent arrangements before that happens. If you leave one leg horizontal for support and raise the other two legs straight up, the height will be about 24 inches. Whether that's stable enough will depend on the weight placed on the tray. I have adjusted the table many times per day, trying different arrangements, and there's no sign of any wear on the mechanism. If anything, the wear is on your fingers and thumbs, because it takes considerable pressure to hold the spring-loaded buttons down while maneuvering the legs. Eventually, the whole thing may loosen up, but most people will have found a couple of semi-permanent arrangements... » Read More If you leave one leg horizontal for support and raise the other two legs straight up, the height will be about 24 inches. Whether that's stable enough will depend on the weight placed on the tray. I have adjusted the table many times per day, trying different arrangements, and there's no sign of any wear on the mechanism. If anything, the wear is on your fingers and thumbs, because it takes considerable pressure to hold the spring-loaded buttons down while maneuvering the legs. Eventually, the whole thing may loosen up, but most people will have found a couple of semi-permanent arrangements before that happens. « Show Less
864153
Mine stays at the same height, same settings because it's not that easy to adjust it. It takes 5 minutes to adjust all angles, but once you do it's pretty cool.
864154
I have adjusted it at the same angles you see in this picture, but the height of it is exactly where I have set it, and I never have to change it, because I sit in the recliner with the table legs on both sides of my hips. It works very well this way, to sit up with my legs raised straight out in front, and I don't have to hold the book up to read it, nor to underline paragraph statements. Others have set it up so that they can read books while lying in bed. I have not smelled any unpleasant plastic odors at all. it has been a wonderful investment for myself. Forest F.
864155
I think it was easy to adjust, as I remember. Not sure about how high it will go, sorry, it's been a long time since we bought it and returned it. It probably would work pretty well if you are sitting at a table, just not on a soft surface because it wouldn't stay upright for us.
864156
If you leave one leg horizontal for support and raise the other two legs straight up, the height will be about 24 inches. Whether that's stable enough will depend on the weight placed on the tray. I have adjusted the table many times per day, trying different arrangements, and there's no sign of any wear on the mechanism. If anything, the wear is on your fingers and thumbs, because it takes considerable pressure to hold the spring-loaded buttons down while maneuvering the legs. Eventually, the whole thing may loosen up, but most people will have found a couple of semi-permanent arrangements before that happens.
864157
I'm not sure exactly how high it will go but I was able to comfortably use it while sitting on the couch. It is easy to adjust but you probably won't want to adjust it frequently. You have to adjust each bend independently, which can take a few tries to get exactly the same on each side.
864158
I have to keep it the same height cause' the quality is not good enough to do it frequently. I use it at 17 inches when I lay down on bed.
864159
I've used it sitting upright on the couch (it was on the floor). Not sure of that exact measurement but I hope that helps. It can be adjusted as many times as you want!
864160
I don't recommend this product because it is poorly constructed. It's badly designed.
10768
Yes, you can adjust the height. There are buttons to push in on the legs that you can use to raise them (like on a weight machine at the gym).
2252502
The Table top is approximately 2" Thick. The table is very easy to assemble and the only drawback is that it is a little low for what I wanted but it is built reqally well. I guess I would raise the risers another 10" for stand up work.
1147528
Not high at all... that was one of my main complaints about it. it measures 30 inches. also one other thing to be aware of. the finish on the table top isn't the greatest either. I use it as a dining room table for 2. Hot plates and stuff have made the finish wear off.
1196199
The height of this table is you can put 3 chairs up to it. We use this table on our porch with 2 regular chairs. I love it!!
1908675
Unfortunately, there is no way to adjust the height. It yields a bit when you sit on it. I've found it to be a comfortable height at my office desk and at my dining room table, but there's no lever to adjust the height.
735230
None that I can see. There are no height adjustments. Only way would be set the legs on something to raise the height.
1971735
The mast r lift is great if you are looking for above table height adjust. It has fine increments if you need super accurate settings. Put a wixey digital height gauge on it and you have a superb table.
1907630
You can adjust the height. It just needs to slide between two surfaces to be held in place. It also come with a strap to secure to opposite side in which we didn't use.
1414177
The table allows for adjustable height by means of some sturdy thumbscrews in the 4 legs. I have been using this table for about 8 months and I find that it is strong, and flexible for various purposes. The price wasn't too bad.
1887876
My chairs are 24" high - anything higher might put you up to high. This table butts up to a high dining room table I purchased for everyday use. The chairs that came with that table are 24" from the floor to the seat of the chair and it set you at a comfortable place at the table.
1753884
No, the height is not adjustable. I bought this rather than an adjustable one as I have found the adjustable ones to be less stable than the fixed height. I wanted a good, sturdy table and this is just exactly that. It doesn't wobble or shake and folds up very neatly. Great table.
155999
It adjusts up and down for a range of about ten inches or so. I'm 5'3" and it's good for me on the lowest setting. So I think it would have a comfortable height setting for most users.
512137
It can be easily adjusted to a level of your convenience. From a low stool or chair up to standing height. I am over 6 feet and it goes high enough for me. I usually us it at a height of a folding card table chair but it will go even lower. Hope this helps.
1515360
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
1928956
I am so sorry, just posted that it does not adjust and I am incorrect. The legs do have pop-out buttons that go into holes in the outer tubes and they adjust a lot, about 15" or more in height range. I'm 5'4" and it looks to me like the table gets way higher than the level I use it on.
1532702
Hi, You can actually adjust the Height at any position. Great Table by the way. Regards