I plan to attach these legs to a retangular table. I would inset them so they don't stick out. The table is 4 x 2.5 ft. Concerns?
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I have a 5 foot by 3 foot table and have inset the legs 3 inches from the edge and we have no issues, I think you will be able to do it, as long as your chairs are not wide. As a frame of reference on the 3 foot side of the table we have a 26 inch opening for the chair at seat height. Hope this helps. P.S. The legs are very beautiful.
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I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
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I would think u can use them on any leg 2 x2 inches or smaller. I 1st brought them for a desk so a wheelchair could fit under it. I stacked them 2 high; they are sturdy and do the trick. now a new chair comes and person unable to fit under the table. I ordered again and as long as u do not move the table they are fine. None have cracked or did less than a great job. I have the clear so they are sort of undetectable.
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The legs seem to be solid wood and are 7/8" by 1 and 7/8". The table itself is pretty sturdy. It might work if you were really good at that type of thing. Your holes would have to be perfect.
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I am using the legs on several 4'x4' tables I constructed which I use separately or bolted together for hobbies, slot cars, ping pong, etc. I did add detachable metal sway bars and when set up with the sway bars attached, the tables are rock solid. My experience with various hobby and game tables is that sway bars are essential unless all you need is a light weight card table construction. I considered card table legs, but decided my tables needed stronger support. I think it will be difficult to find any legs (folding or otherwise) that without bars, won't sway under weight. Good luck!
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It will be fine on a :4 foot table as long as the heavier items are in the center and lighter on edges
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Completely doubt it, it stretches nice and fine for a 4ft table, a 5 foot table would be a little too large to stretch it.
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As long as you are fine if your chairs do not get covered. My table is a tad bigger than yours so it should cover the table itself and possibly the chairs but it will not go all the way to the ground.
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It doesn't matter, since this is a piece of crap that doesn't fit most tables. If your table has a lip on it then this high chair will not fit on it. Only totally flat tables four legs nailed to a flat board with no framing can be used with this chair, and I'd have a hard time finding a table like that. I only still have this table because I forgot to return it.
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The outside measurements of the support legs are 62.5" plus there extends a leg mounting plate another 1/16" so the total would be about 62 5/8". You should have enough clearance to cut the table length to 64.5". The leg mounting bracket holes to the table can be relocated if needed.Mike
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Table dimension is 80x40, usually idealIs to have 1.5ft perimeter to fit nicely, so it should be fine, do you have walls on both sides? Or imaginary division?Best regards
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I would not, I would only use it in a manner that it was designed to be used with legs extended. I really like the table but it is not quite as sturdy as a professional table. I would say that it would put too much stress on areas that were not meant to particularly the hinges.
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There are many great features about this table, sadly, adjustable legs are not one of them. You will need a flat surface to set up.
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Hello, The legs would need to be screwed into the table. We do apologize, the legs cannot be subsituted. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you
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Since the legs fold under the desk, you can place them virtually anywhere you need them to be as far as width goes,(the desk itself is 20.5"). If you look at where the legs mount, you can see that they are inside of the 20.5" desk top width. So, I would say it should work just fine for you.
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I don't really know because I personally don't have any intention to use this table in that fashion. I can tell you that the table is extremely sturdy and is probably the exact same table used in many commercial applications. Hence the distance from the end of the table to the leg is probably the standard distance.
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It shouldn't be a problem for you. My older craftsman had this approximate table size. This is a great product for making a smaller saw seem like a cabinet saw, but still keeping the weight down for easy storage.
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About 11 inches. A friend of mine bought 4" table leg extenders from Home Depot for her queen-size bed so she could store some taller items under her bed. She says they are very sturdy and, as long as you aren't jumping on the bed, they won't tip over. However, she is only 5 ft 2" tall and about 127 pounds, so I don't know if the legs are rated for larger individuals, or couples.