Would this bench work at the end of a dining table?
1029404
It depends on the length/height you are looking for. It could potentially fit 1-2 people.
1029405
Possibly, it would depend on the height of the table. This bench seats two 10 year olds comfortably or one adult and a child.
1029406
It depends on the size of your table. The bench can seat an average size adult and a small child comfortably, but I don't think you will have enough arm room. Also not sure how well the fabric will hold up against food stains, you may want to consider pretreating it first.
1826069
I would not recommend it as a coffee table because it has a raised lip 3/4 of the way around the top. This lip secures the cushion; however, if the bench is used as a coffee table the pad would be removed and it would be clear the item was not designed as a coffee table.
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.
395103
I think so. It is a very solid and stable surface to work on. I use it as my everyday office desk top, not as a work bench, but I feel confident that this will work for you.
981028
I do not think so. It looks more like a cart when it is put together. I gave this as a gift to someone and while it looks nice I would not use it as a dining table.
1574558
Yes. There are holes in each corner that can be used for screws or bolts to secure it to a bench.
930672
I am not sure as I have not left it outside. If I had to venture a guess, which is only a guess, I would say it should. It's petty sturdy and the table also. Good luck.
580592
Yes but do you want to use it for a bench? It would not be very comfortable. It is very sturdy which is why I paid more for it.. It is great and looks as good as it is functional.
1261501
I think it would work over a dining table. It measures 18" in diameter for a reference point. It's really pretty!
560411
Sounds like it will work. The underside has felt on it so it won't mar your table.
1243428
If you use a board instead of a plastic drawer I suppose it would work, although it may not have much space from the board top to the underside of the bench.
981516
If you made it into a shorter table there would be two issues...first it would be very low..while sitting your knees would be higher than the table...secondly it would not be sturdy. The legs have a bar across the bottom connecting piece that makes it sturdy. The entire surface of both table and chairs...are aluminum...
2011201
I don't see why not, however the hole in the bench must have a flat bottom on which the end of the post can rest. In other words, if the post sinks too far into the hole, the lower swivel hinge of the lamp would contact the bench surface and that would stop the lamp from moving left and right as it should be able to do. The clamp has a nylon bushing which provides a bottom to limit the depth so that the swivel hinge does not hang up on surface of the table to which the clamp is attached. I suppose one could remove the busing from the clamp and install that in a hole in the workbench. - Ed
2137182
I think so. It would also go well with comfortable wooden furniture as the posts are solid wood and have a less intricate design than the metal work. I've had this since last summer and it's a wonderful product, no complaints! Hope this helps answer your question..
485712
I would think so. Since I bought it to use as an exercise table, I was concerned only with setting it up in a permanent place. The delivery man brought it into the house for me and I was able to slide it into place. It is heavier than I thought it would be and I would find it difficult to transport from place to place, especially since I am limited in my ability to carry heavy things. Hope this helps.
2230049
Not really. It will sag in the middle of there is not any support under it. A six foot folding table works really well.
1730799
i would think so, but it's very light, not sure if it would topple...you might need to put a plywood or plexiglass circle under it, or a couple of anchors to the table top depending how you're using it