Hello!! For those who raised the height of this table -- what did you use to do so? Suggestions appreciated. thxs!
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My husband used a chrome towel bar he cut into 4 pieces. The legs are hollow so he used a rod to give it stability. Love it now
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I think it would be simple. I leave the table at the height it is and just raise and lower the chair. In addition to this, I also bought wheels for it so I can move it around. Worth the money!
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I was also concerned with the height before I bought it. Now that I have it, I am really happy with it. It seems short, but when your playing on it, the height seems about right. The lowest height adjustment is very low & in my opinion, not useable. I have many friends over 6'ft and the highest adjustment works just fine for them. This is a sturdy table, I am happy with my purchase.
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I find the height adjustment VERY difficult to move and I am a very large strong man fyi Something must be broken on this or the manual is as bad as I believe in describing this as its just simply not fluidly doing it without me exerting extreme force. ... even then I cant seem to raise it to the top 3 levels. I can only lower it by pushing down extremely hard. Something has to be wrong here ... operator issues (machine seems to be smarter than me ) are a possibilty but ....I doubt it. Thoughts or help ?!?
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The manufacturer lists the height table as follows: 3.25, 3.65, 4.05, 4.45, 4.85 & 5.25 inches. In my opinion, if these heights won't work for you, I think you can set the height to 4.05 inches & place a shim of some sort in to raise up to the 4.5 inch level. Again, this is just MY OPINION, you'd have to judge for yourself. Otherwise, perhaps the 4.05 or 4.45 would work for you as is? Good Luck!
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Thanks, Leyn. I think I could modify these shelves as you suggest or use a raiser...I like the desk and I think it would hold my flight sim equipment. My other choice is the Roccaforte gaming table, but they are very difficult to buy....can't seem to find them in stock anywhere...
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Having read the previous answers, each of them provides good options. It's your choice which way you go. Like the person who built a table for the lift, I did the same. I prefer not to change things too much in order to make them fit. There are a number of variables which could enter into making such changes. Some changes could introduce more trouble, and you already realize that. I also agree with the answer that suggested you return the table, if that is an option. That would be my first choice in this instance. Good luck with your choice of how to resolve this.
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I haven't seen any table height adjustments. The collar support bar is adjustable.
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Check to see if you folded the legs all the way out, Then pushed them into the bottom of the table, next step is to hook chrome squeeze supports. Hope this helps
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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.
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The table seems to have been applied with a "protective agent" similar to a varnish. It comes with a list of "dos/donts" to maintain it from scratches. My main problem with it is the weak connection between the table and the stand. It has toppled over several times! I just don't know what to do to make it stable and secure.
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i thought about doing that actually to raise it up off the floor to maybe have it be a similar height as to the rest of the furniture .. that said, i think one needed to 1st install a wood base to the bottom in which to secure the legs on. good luck!
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I'm sorry, my table did not have this problem. Maybe another person can answer your question. Good luck.
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They're probably talking about how the top tilts. When it's tilted all the way up, the table will be overall taller than when it's laying down. If that's what they mean, then the lowest measurement would be the most correct (unless you want to put it in an attic corner or something, where the maximum height would be important). Oh, and the feet are also a little adjustable, but they can probably only add an inch at the most.
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I just built a similar thing. Susan, did you ever find something appropriate? If you found a solution can you let me know at mkordick@gmail.com
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With a hacksaw only. I was actually considering that if the table turned out to be too tall. Fortunately it wasn't necessary. No other height adjustment short of welding onto the legs.
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I raised my bench about 3/8" (using the adjustable feet), which brings the bottom of the drawers to 30.5" above the floor. (This puts the top of the wood table 37.5" above the floor) Hope this helps you!