How thick is the table top? Need to drill into it to attach something.
1447993
The thickness of the table top is 0.79" (20mm). Let us know if you have any further questions.
2059349
Upwards of 4". As long as you have a decent overhang on the mounting surface, you'll be fine. If you are trying to mount it to an apron of a table, I doubt it will work.
821192
Either a clamp (which opens up to 3 inches) or permanent hole drilled into desk/table. Hardware for both options included. I use the clamp.
2252502
The Table top is approximately 2" Thick. The table is very easy to assemble and the only drawback is that it is a little low for what I wanted but it is built reqally well. I guess I would raise the risers another 10" for stand up work.
1622510
The center of the clamp screw on the bottom is about 1 1/2" in from the inside of the back of the clamp. The top post starts 1" in from the edge of the back of the clamp. If you have a beveled edge, you might consider a sturdy piece of wood on top of the table to clamp the stand to should keep it from wobbling. The total depth of the clamp is 3 3/4". The height can be adjust quite a bit, so thickness shouldn't be an issue.Hope that helps.
1289791
My desk is 1" thick. Now that it's installed, don't know how long the screws were.
736468
I am not really sure what the materials are for the table top. On the top there is a 1 inch ridge all the way around which appears to be made of some sort of metal. Then there is an "insert" for the flat table portion. This insert appears to be some sort of smooth tile or granite.
920697
You need 1/8" closed cell foam the size of the table only. Use spray adhesive on the wood to tack down the foam. Do not use adhesive between foam and cloth
837123
You can't see how thick the granite insert is for certain, as it is installed and silicon-sealed into the counter top. But given the weight of the table top when I was assembling it, I would say granite insert had to be easily over 1" thick.
2252503
The top is about 3/4" thick. This bench very sturdy & well built. Excellent value!!
1418303
it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
1039395
You bet! You'll want to avoid drilling through the metal frame the top sits on. I used a 5" vise to join together the lighted work bench and the 6" table you have to have a 10" work bench.
324363
The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the... » Read More The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. « Show Less
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With such a heavy table top, almost 6ft long I would put 3 brackets, I would make sure your wall will hold the weight. Also you need to make sure your attaching into at least 2 studs.
870357
not very about the same thickness as a card table. the exact measurement is 1in
2033750
You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
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.