The legs of this table are a part of the apron ( as if its a single piece ) or they are screwed in to it ? I wanted to make it bar height so wish know how easy is to change or replace the legs. Any inputs will be appreciated! Thanks! The legs of this table are a part of the apron ( as if its a single piece ) or they are screwed in to it ? I wanted to make it bar height so wish know how easy is to change or replace the legs. Any... » Read More The legs of this table are a part of the apron ( as if its a single piece ) or they are screwed in to it ? I wanted to make it bar height so wish know how easy is to change or replace the legs. Any inputs will be appreciated! Thanks! « Show Less
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Yes - The legs are easily screwed into the frame of the table. Hate to answer a question with a question, but do you have a set of longer matching legs? We have the dark wood version, and I don't know where I would find longer, but matching, legs. The top of the leg has been cut to fit the apron of the table exactly, including the hole for the mounting screw. We love our table and have found it to an attractive, sturdy piece at a reasonable price. Perhaps you could contact Booram's customer service and find out if they have legs that would convert this table to bar height. Or, you could check Amazon's collection of pub tables to find one similar .Good Luck,Warren Yes - The legs are easily screwed into the frame of the table. Hate to answer a question with a question, but do you have a set of longer matching legs? We have the dark wood version, and I don't know where I would find longer, but matching, legs. The top of the leg has been cut to fit the apron of the table exactly, including the hole for the mounting screw. We love our table and have found it to an attractive, sturdy piece at a reasonable price. Perhaps you could contact Booram's customer service and find out if they have legs that would convert this table to bar height. Or, you could... » Read More Yes - The legs are easily screwed into the frame of the table. Hate to answer a question with a question, but do you have a set of longer matching legs? We have the dark wood version, and I don't know where I would find longer, but matching, legs. The top of the leg has been cut to fit the apron of the table exactly, including the hole for the mounting screw. We love our table and have found it to an attractive, sturdy piece at a reasonable price. Perhaps you could contact Booram's customer service and find out if they have legs that would convert this table to bar height. Or, you could check Amazon's collection of pub tables to find one similar .Good Luck,Warren « Show Less
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Yes it would be easy to replace these legs as they already come with legs separate, they screw on an off. this is a beautiful table by the way and sturdy.
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very very easy to do, I did not even have to wait on my husband to put this together. Yes, they screw into the table. Love this table.
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Judy, this is a great table, but unfortunately, the legs are fixed. Clifford is correct that they can be removed easily, but not as simply as folding them in.
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To be honest, I don't recall having had to assemble that part of the table. There is no visible screw on the top of the side bar to which it attaches. I can feel a screw head on the bottom of the side bar. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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It is a pub table. Sorry its in Storage at the moment for we just moved. I love ours Great for entertaining with High top Bar Stools. Its wood for top material.
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Did you ever find replacement legs? One of my table's legs inexplicably crumbled... Thx!
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You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.
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I ordered & received this table in early December. The legs are turned. I checked the latest photo of the table on Amazon before replying to your question. The legs in the picture are identical & they are spindle turned.
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Not sure what you mean by "low crossbar on the legs." It's part of the legs, as they give stability and the rubber end are the feet of the legs. Not quite understanding you question. Without them the table would be extrememly unstable and tip-over
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It is the part that attaches to the floor, the leg, and the part that attaches to the table. My table ended to being just a little taller than originally after installed. Has worked great for more than a year now.
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K Davis is asking how to replace the Pilates toe bar with a squat PLATFORM instead. I too am looking for this answer as an option for those who want a full platform, not just a "bar"...Hope someone else knows since some of us need support for doing squats and THAT requires a solid PLATFORM, not some "TOE bar".. I am considering making a platform out of plywood with padding and simply placing it up against the useless Pilates toe bar?
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The table height can NOT be changed unless the table in on its side or upside down. The mechanism is two bolts that need to be removed, after which a removable section of the lower leg can be re-positioned, and then the two bolts replaced.
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Easily can put it back together. Upon initial assembly, you will screw in 4 metal plates into the bottom of the table (pre-drilled holes make it easy). Each leg then screws into each metal plate. Simply take unscrew the legs off, and you're good to go. Hope that was easy to understand.
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You simply screw the legs onto the table. Easy to do. I have not taken mine apart but assume it can be done easily.
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Not entirely sure what you are asking so Ill just go thru the basics. Ok so it comes with the allen wrench, which is used to attach the bottom legs, also it comes with the small wrench. that is to tighten the nut in the middle of the 'X' Section in case it comes loose at some point. To adjust the height of the stand, you pull the knob like piece towards you and it moves the locking pin out of the hole. then you can open or close the stand to get it to the height you desire. When it is at the height you want you release the pin and it snaps into one of the 6 holes that determine the height of the stand locking it in place. At times the screw and nut that holds the 'X' part together comes loose and you use the little wrench and screwdriver to tighten it, but this does not occur often. I hope this answers your question, if not please explain more as to what info you are looking to gain and ill try to answer. thanks!
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Mine had a one piece bar for front legs and one piece for back legs. This chair is byond amazing and sooooo sturdy. I have 2 and love them!
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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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There is a wooden bar attached to the underside of one edge of the table, that the opposite leg rest against. It works very well and simplifies setting it up