How much clearance do you need to slide the table under the sofa?
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Approx. an inch as the base is about approx 3/4 inch. Hope that helps. I love mine, very sturdy, and I get compliments all the time.�Big enough to hold what you need, and not too big so everyone can't leave all thier junk piled on them..haha
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Approx. an inch as the base is about approx 3/4 inch. Hope that helps. I love mine, very sturdy, and I get compliments all the time.&#128516;Big enough to hold what you need, and not too big so everyone can't leave all thier junk piled on them..haha
814649
I would say no...not much clearance between table and your seat of chair. I love the table and we bought the chairs that are shown in the picture also!! Very comfortable :)
2031988
It depends on if you want the height of the main length of the unit or if you want to slide it completely under sofa, including the front part, where the motor is.
677491
Approx 1ft from the floor to the table and A little more than 3 feet across. I think you could definitely fit small toy bins underneath.
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
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593790
Top of level surface is 28" above the floor with 27" clearance beneath the level table, but 25" between the table frame and the floor. If you don't use the wheels it would be 2" lower, but not as portable as in no roll around.
793516
The distance between the legs is about 50inch. Using only two chairs on each side will work since the legs don't move when you extend the table. The chairs will only slide about 7inches under the table then the arm rest will hit the frame of the table top.
849603
The casters attach at the bottom and could be left off. You could put those sliding/gliding feet that attach to chair legs and it would slide under your sofa I would think.
630571
I no longer have it to measure for you, however, when it in the sofa position, I'd guess 3 or 4 inches.
698123
I have one, I think the space under your couch must be 3 inches at lest. my couch have only two inches so I remove or not put the wheels and my table is ok maybe better for me. from wheels to table is 25 inches but you can elevate this table, for me this buy was ok
2072124
Plenty high enough. Sits just a little higher than my average height couch. Would say this is a little taller than the average coffee table.
1001297
I recommend 24" seat height for both of you. I think the 29" height would not give enough room for your legs under the table.
2069003
When the Brylanehome table folds flat it is about 2 inches high with the top in place. If you remove the top and slide it under the sofa separately, each piece is a bit over an inch high.
1061049
There is space of only 4.5 inches under the bottom of the seat (when the bed is folded into a couch). When it is flat, as a bed, the clearance is 5.5 inches.
530450
I am thinking that maybe the amount of space from under the bar to table surface varies a bit. I just took a cloth tape measure and measured...I came up with a 4" space under mine. I guesstimated at about 3.5" before while using a wooden ruler. I know the IDEAL situation isn't to have to use any shims for height, but if it was just a matter of a few 10ths.... a person could glue felt or something to raise the whole thing up just that much... just an idea....
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IMO, you should have 3" for the legs under the table to be safely attached. The measurements I took on mine from the outside edge to the seat where it meets the table was 3". Hope this helps.