I have a contemporary wood top table I'd like to use this glass as a protective top . I understand it has finished metal fused how much gap would ?
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Just thought about it... You may have lots more scratches if you put it on wood. And as for the other response, I'd have to agree it may not fit as intended. May not be the best choice for your idea. Hope we were able to help.
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If your just using the glass top, it is very strong and should be no problem. However, I am glad I bought placemats (which came in afterwards) because I did see a few scratches on the glass from using it without protection. The scratches are minor, and after about four months of use, it still looks good. Hope this helps.
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The fused metal "rings" to which the metal base screws in creates a gap of between 1/32" and 1/16". Not sure I would put it on a wooden table, like you are thinking, as it may weigh down on the wood unevenly and have "bounce" in the center.
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I honestly don't know... All I can tell you is that we have had the glass on our kitchen table for over a year, and it has been a perfect replacement for the one we broke by accident. I would try to contact the manufacturer if this is important for you. We have had no issues with ours though- that is all I can tell you... Hope this is helpful.....
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It is lightweight Teflon coated aluminum, should be fine on glass top. I can think of nothing better.
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I believe it is tempered glass, very solid. The table top is just placed on the base, stuck together by the plastic suckers screwed on to the base.
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The glass table top is housed in a metal frame and is held in place by plastic clips, as well as silicon.Thanks,Spotix
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The glass is 34 3/8ths round. Any glass shop should be able to make you a round beveled piece of tempered glass, but it might cost more than you paid for the whole table
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I used it on mine, but it's a glass top. It took longer than the time given, but it turned out well.
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The glass comes out, but the actual metal stand is NOT collapsible. It's about 2.5" deep going from memory. J. Allard
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I have a 3/8" glass top on my wood desk, and after a few months of having this clamped on, the glass cracked. Not terribly surprising.
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No. It is aluminum, pretty lightweight. You can't use it on glasstop ranges.
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I bought the sofa table and the end table. Both are just wood tops, no glass. I had a glass company cut 2 glass rounds to put on top of the end table to protect it.
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The top molding measures 29.75", the bottom is 29". So will work for sure. On another note the finish is a little darker then the picture, it more like walnut. I have the table as well and they are don't match. Its really close but I can tell a difference. Not the biggest problem but I was a little disappointed at first. Other then that its good and its also really easy to put together.-Brent
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Hi, we bought small metal clips from IKEA and thin chain from the hardware store. Not sure if you'd need the chain but I wanted an 8 inch gap at the top. Mine is working perfectly.lGood luck
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I would think any glass shop could help with that. A lot less hassle than to go to manufacturer. Take careful measurement and be sure to ask for "tempered" glass when you go.
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glass is about 1/3". The frame is hollow, but it is sturdy. I guess it would depend on the weight of the granite top. I wouldn't be comfortable with putting more than 80 pounds on there.
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can't say but I have mine mounted on a half inch desk edge without any problem. The top part of the mount covers a fairly large area but the bottom has two significant clamps that you may want to tighten up against something that protects the glass.
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Its made from Stainless steel so you could use it on a hot burner top if you need to..but it might damage the paint finish eventually..as far as a glass top is concerned.. id place something between like felt rounds on corners. I hope this helps. I'm very happy with mine.