can two tables be put together when want longer table or do legs prevent that
1012611
The legs are straight down below the table top , there shouldn't be a problem placing two tables together to extend the length
976430
No, not really. Each square has to be attached to each leg. You'd wind up with a very short table. You could use composite decking, but your table will be flimsy. I suggest sticking to 2x lumber. It's meant for 2x4s (the screw holes line up perfectly), but it's still possible to wider 2x lumber. You could cover your lumber top with composite materials.
1961693
That depends. The legs are extendable and become farther apart as you extend them. Likewise, the table itself can extend wider, which will make the legs on each end farther from each other. I'd estimate the legs are about 15-18" apart unextended, and about 30-34" apart end to end when the table is not extended. Its a great stand.
123482
You could if you took the old legs off of the table and screwed these longer ones in. Make sure that the holes in the bottom of your table are the same dimensions as the screws on the legs.
345380
Yes, you have to screw the legs to the table. Very easy to put together though.
1902643
Outside measurement of legs is 10", so if table top at 11 3/4 " isn't a problem, you should be fine. Great table for small spaces!
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.
2146220
I bought and installed the legs for someone else a long time back. It seems they allowed the table to lie on the floor with the outer rim touching the floor. They were more flimsy than the original table legs, which had previously collapsed, possibly from someone trying to move the table with too much weight on it.
1923796
The legs on this table can be adjusted to uneven ground. I believe that six inches difference would be about maximum adjustment.
1680177
No the base cannot be shortened. The support for the table legs are in the corners of the mobile base. The legs for a shorter table would have nowhere to sit. So if you modified it for a shorter table you'd have the extra base just sticking out. Maybe ok if you got a deal on a used one or plan to upgrade one day. If buying new, opt for a different base.
1706069
IMO, you should have 3" for the legs under the table to be safely attached. The measurements I took on mine from the outside edge to the seat where it meets the table was 3". Hope this helps.
280868
Not easy, but doable. The tabletop is screwed/nailed in place and probably would take a bit of finessing so as not to damage the table legs. The top is the most nicely done part of the table, in my opinion.
214979
No you can not. My table is not 50inches either. You just stand it straight. Put it apart and the legs lock once you create the feet.
839339
Im not sure if you can, my set came without legs for coffee table and took a long time to resolve this problem. The furniture comes from China,so my guess is no. Good luck.
1219887
Table table with legs in two parts. Legs screw into table top using wing nuts. Also has adjustable feet if your location is uneven.
266096
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.
1891776
Yes. Please note, the table leg must be made of a solid material. Steel or wood - plastic will simply bend over time.