how wide are the clamps (or how wide is the tray, cause it looks like the tray is as wide)? we have a small, round table, and the legs are 15" apart.
232973
The tray is 14 and a half inches wide. The legs that connect to the bottom if the table are 14 inches wide. We live this chair. We take it everywhere. Enjoy
232974
I just measured mine and it's just under 15" so you'll be cutting it pretty close. This may not be the greatest chair for a very small table either way because depending on how active your child is in the seat I might worry about stability.
1044464
Each side piece is 16" wide and each insert (there are two) is 15-1/4 wide. Hope this helps!
2197217
It would depend on thick the table is. You would want the clamp to open up wide enough to close around your table.
1068982
I just measured the amount of space within the clamp. It's about 2 inches. I would recommend a keyboard with screws.
2220875
When open without a kayak on them the legs are 15 1/4" inches wide. The width of the top is the same including the rubber 'bumpers. I'd go with 15 1/2 for both. My stand is 16" tall (the height can vary). Of course the final width will be determined by the width of your 'boat'. Hope this helps.
556516
I measured mine and the clamp won't open to 1.5 inches. I looks like it can open to 1.25 inches maximum.
1229239
I just measured mine, it's 15.5 deep at it's widest , so I hope it's the same one. We have a small space too.
1542579
I'm not where I can measure it now, but they are basically square-so 15 or 16 inches.Update:Actually, ours are that way, but they are adjustable with pegs so you can make them whatever you need.
2219592
sorry for the delayed response. I measured how wide can these clips open and it was just about 2 inches when fully opened. So I don't think they are a good fit for 2 inch thick table.
564880
The leg is formed metal, and is not a circular tube but a square leg. I don't have a caliper, but with tape measure, it looks like the table leg measures 7/8" on each side. On the side of the leg that folds up against the table is a gap between the opposing edges of approximately 1/2" (rounded to preclude a sharp edge). I drilled and tapped holes in the side of each leg and used screws to add sway bars (purchased from a shelving company, essential for stability).
1531075
The clamp will fit on any table I can imagine. The clamp is very adjustable. It can be as wide or as narrow as you want. Its a clamp.
1947920
Sorry, but the short bars, open to 6". I have the complete set and when they say the open width, then that is it. If you need wider, then go to the next wider bar, which is 12". By the way, I swear by these clamps. They work wonders when I'm working with wood. G.Goff
620169
Legs are 2' wide at the base. I used mine for a shooting table. I see that there is some lateral left/right play when pushing on it. So if you don't mind a little play/wiggle when feeding stock through your Router table, then they would work fine. Don't think you'll have a problem chasing your table around the shop as long as the floor is clean so the rubber feet can grip
1467584
If you have a really low table. Bottom of tray is about 27" high, whereas most tables are around 30".
2280528
My table is 20 and a half inches wide an 15 and a half long and the legs are on the inside of the table. It's ok for a cup of coffee and a sandwich but sagged with my laptop computer at the cup holder.
106357
No, these holders need to clamp onto the table edge. They extend to fit a pretty wide table, maybe 3.5-4 inches or so.
1047444
The width between the table legs is 15", there is about an 8" clearance for both the bottom and middle shelf.