What is the clear width between the legs on the non-crossbar side? Several reviewers stated that it was hard to put both legs under the table.
1939268
As one customer said, it's about 13" if you measure from front of table. It's true there is difficulty in putting both legs under , but I find that I keep one foot out side of the right table leg, and it works fine. This little table is NOT going to take the place of a desk, if that is what you are thinking, but is works great as a TV table. I use it by my sewing machine to press seams or for cutting small pieces. I love it.
1311528
Whatever the dimensions are for the stand-up desk...the legs are within that width and depth. In other words, the legs do not stick out more than the table-top itself. Eyeballing it, I'd say you have 2" to play with on each side and front to back. Hope that helps.
439424
Table top itself is a 55x55x5cm square. The legs are 40x5x5cm. So the "squeeze space" underneath is 40cm high by 45cm wide, or 15.7 inches by 17.7 inches.Hopefully you can find this for a better price elsewhere - I had to buy from here specifically because all the other carries won't ship outside the US.
167211
The foot of it isn't very tall. I would say it should clear 3/4" very easily. I have really loved this table. It looks great for the money and holds up well.
320973
Hi again, actually this is already answered in the questions and answers about this table. Look right under the table's title, immediately below that is the star-rating for this product, then a reviews link, then to the right of that is a question and answer link. Two different people answer your question, as you'll see their measurements are different by a couple of inches. I'll still measure mine later today and let you know.
1259931
If you raise the table all the way up you have about 20" at the end of the table and a little bit more in the middle of the side of the table. Because of the stabilizer rods on the sides and the end you don't have enough room to get under the table. I am a therapist and I work on my clients face and head using a rolling stool to sit on. I can do my therapy without having my legs under the table. I am 5'7" too.
1846018
The legs are recessed several inches, so they should be hidden. Will also depend if your table cloth goes all the way to the floor, depending on the look you are going for.
1788214
I just went out and measured, and the bottom 2x4's are about 4" from the bottom of the legs. It looks as if you could cut 3" off and still have support for the 2x4. However, you will need to be careful when you cut the legs; if you don't cut the same amount off each leg you will need put shims under the shortest leg(s) to keep the table from rocking.
1832626
Hi!The table legs are in the way, a bit, but my husband and I never found this to be annoying. It's a great set for a small space!
910340
Greetings! Not completely clear from the phrasing of your question exactly what dimensions you need but: width from end of raised leaf to table leg is 10 inches, width between table legs is 17 inches. I love the table, very well made, sturdy, and a perfect size for my little "hut" BUT I wish I had paid more attention to other reviewers' comments re width between legs. Finding chairs to use with this, especially is a leaf is not up, is very difficult. Hope this helps!
857819
About 5 or 6 inches. Have to be careful with tables that may have thicker tops which won't give them much leg room.
495700
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
1364175
The table is not even all around, however, I measured on 4 areas that coincide with the leg openings, and the shortest distance is 27 7/16 inches. So you would have almost 1/2 inch over what you need.
613152
As you can see, the legs are curved. At the lowest point, you will need 2.5 inches of clearance under your furniture, 4" at the to, next to the base pole.
1706069
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.
1912611
Not being able to see it, I will try my best. The angled locking bar that is attached to the leg and table, I just push it in the center on both sides so it allows the legs to fold back in. Then I just push the bottom of the legs up by depressing it's locking button on both sides, to allow it to be pushed up so it fits within the bottom side of the board
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measuring from just under the top (before the legs taper) across between the 2 front legs is 25", downward from underside of table to floor is 24-1/2", and between the 2 side legs is 7-1/4". I was able to fit a couple of stacking shoe racks in that space, also I bought a silver knob at Home Depot, looks nicer than the wooden knob it comes with. Silver knob had 2 lengths of screw, I used the shorter one. Top of table looks like flooring, in case you hadn't seen it, some little knots. I used boiled linseed oil and then paste wax, I love it.