Are the rear legs flush to the wall? I have a wide baseboard, will the table top sit off the wall?
1310860
Yes, they are about flush. We have a baseboard but it is normal width and there is a gap about 1/8" between the table top and the wall. We do not find that to be a problem.
653643
Not very close if you plan on reclining. I eventually had to put it kitty-cornered so that way it didn't hit the wall and leave black marks on my paint. Also, if you plan on rocking in it, keep it away from the wall.
1499631
I have some books on my bottom shelf. The stability of the shelf really has to do with how securely you can get this up against the wall. Mine is pretty stable but due to the baseboard you can't get the little foot on the bottom of the bottom shelf right against the wall. The bottom shelf is flush to the wall but the little support is not. You can put some decent weight on the shelves, like books and plants but if you are looking to support a library of books and binders, this is probably not the shelf for you.
2168085
The cabinet fits flush against the wall. The base board has to be cut to accommodate the cabinet.
2229750
Um...the legs are pretty wide! Probably would not be close enough to the table!
2199278
No. I have the model almost parallel to the wall. The base does have an odd shape, but to get it to sit comfortably it comes out about 11 inches. Mine sits on a book case exactly 12 inches deep and it works perfectly like that.
212108
Yes, it fit against the wall without a big gap. They also provide you with a matching strip of marble backsplash, which would bridge a gap if your wall were uneven. I didn't even end up using it, but easily could have because it looks nice. Instead I have the wall tiling continue in back and the vanity sits up against the wall. We put some grout there. My vanity came without bottom feet though. There is a finishing molding along the bottom which looks nice, but as there is no toespace, I am tempted to cut this out. Overall, it's a great vanity and beautiful countertop.
1638138
Yes, height includes baseboard...this is definitely too low for a counter, and probably not sturdy enough either.
1953930
I agree with the others who have given their answers... the pencil ledge can be adjusted to fit flush with the glass top... this table has made me more comfortable in my professional artwork... and is worth every penny I spent on it... like the leg extensions too!
1400319
I think it is wide enough. But, you need to consider what will happen when your guests lean into the ends of the table top. If they lean into the table top getting up they may tilt the top off the base.
1867348
hmmm, not sure. mine is flat against the wall. some stupid questions: the short side is mounted vertically and the screws are all flush?
1132739
Hi,I had the same issue. I trimmed off the overhang on both sides which made it a total width of 45 3/4 inches.That is a narrow as the top board can be trimmed...
2229907
Yes, as one mentioned you could cut out the baseboard area for the two back legs then it would definitely set flush!!
2224539
Thanks for the heads-up. I previously had a table with a similar pedestal footprint base, so am not used to leaning on the table top. Love to hear what others say.
422728
The legs are about 2" tall. You would have to cut them off. However, there is about a 1/4 in lip around the trim in the front & sides but not in the back so it would not sit level with the legs cut off. It's a decent piece of furniture for the price.
1243971
It's not completely flush, it's got a couple inches between the end of my wall and the stool, but I think it would work out alright for what you're talking about.
2167551
Yes, but the black base to ours would not attach to the legs as the holes were drilled in wrong spots. we sent back and got another base and legs, but had same problem. We got refunded and the table is sitting in a closet until I possibly try to fix it.