I am having a hard time lining up holes to s bracket and holes on table im, wondering if all the legs are the same.i have been fighting with for 2 days . Still wont line up
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I put the legs together first, to the center bracket then attached them to the table. It was the only way I got it to line up. Hope this helps.
829103
My husband put it together, so I asked him. He said he had a problem with it also and discovered he had it backwards. He put the legs together first. If you followed directions and it is not working, he said take it apart and turn it over. Went together easily after that. Hope this helps.
829104
Try turning the leg upside down or facing in on the opposite side, but also, like everyone else said, put the legs together first. I did this, but the legs are also easy to turn upside down or face the wrong way. it took me a couple of times to get it right. hope this helps!
1248542
I didn't drill holes but used the provided clamp. I clamped it onto the end of the table that is against the wall. It worked perfectly. Unhindered. I hope that helps.
2224539
Thanks for the heads-up. I previously had a table with a similar pedestal footprint base, so am not used to leaning on the table top. Love to hear what others say.
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I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be right on so that you eliminate binding problems. I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be... » Read More I had to redo the setup like three times because I wasn't getting the side brackets, that the rails sit on, perfect. I ended up using a block with a ledge on the edge of the table so I could butt the brackets against and get all four perfect. I had my brother tighten the bolts for me while I held the brackets in place up against the blocks. Then there was still a little friction. I ended up using some dry lubricant on the slides and I stopped using the clamps on the slides because they were causing binding. Once I did that, the problems went away. First and foremost, the setup has to be right on so that you eliminate binding problems. « Show Less
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Welcome to the club my friend! I took a look at some youtube videos to see how to put it together and the pieces don't really fit well but I was still able to put it all together with some help and since then I have kept it that way.
586271
I'm sorry, my table did not have this problem. Maybe another person can answer your question. Good luck.
1285972
Good luck! My table showed up with the ends all beat up. I reported the situation to the company and never received a reply from them or Amazon. No longer buying furniture from Amazon.
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I don't know, ours was not together and it was not put together right so we couldn't put the table together at all as the holes weren't drilled right to match up to and we had to send ours back for a refund.
597990
No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
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Double check to make sure you have the correct pieces on each end and that they are the right direction (top/bottom). I had trouble snapping mine together and then I realize I had one piece facing wrong. I made the change and it all went together really easily and everything exactly like it was supposed to.
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I have this table and love it, solid and sturdy. I would get in touch with the seller thru Amazon and let them fix your problem! This table is expensive and you should be happy with it. It sounds to me if the table is shaky the legs aren't all the same size.
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Double check that everything is true- May be binding if wall and top lines are not true. I also ran into an issue where the screw head I was using protruded too much and was holding up the assembly from closing flat. I had to drill a new hole where it wouldn't interfere.
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I had to get a long 2X4, had to replace the top polls. I cut a few pieces in different lengths and then I drilled holes and put screws with bolts. Be sure to get the right size screws so that it doesn't punch threw to long. Some places I was able to just use long nails. I hope I was able to help. I pretty much had to put new polls in for extra support. Although I did have to elimanite one shelf. I wish there was a way that I can send you a picture of mine. If you were to replace the polls you can get rope and wrap it around the 2X4.
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Hi Kevin...No. the directions were clear, and I am not a handy person, so if I can figure it out, I am confident you can too! I did have some trouble with one of the bolts not fitting properly, but I eventually got it to fit. Good luck! I'm very happy with this end table. I purchased two of them.
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Unless my saw if different, the holes do NOT line up side to side....the front holes are exactly 14 inches apart whereas the rear are 16 inches, therefore do NOT fit my table like my old one did, but yes, same front to back. What's up with that??
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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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Are you asking for regulation sake? Or is your question about how to assemble the table? I have this same Stiga table and it has roughly about 1/2" spacing between the two halves. I don't think there is a specific setting for the table. I assembled my table without fully tightening the fasteners, and then once fully assembled, I tightened the fasteners so that the two tables were even & level. The spacing happened to be about 1/2 inch after making all the other adjustments. I'm not sure if you are able to adjust the table spacing by too much since the table tops are already pre-drilled. However, you can adjust the two halves so that they are the same height and are lined up straight. Hope this helps with your question.