Is the lip of wood on top hard to rest on? How big is the lip??
1299911
The lip is about 1-1/2" to 2" deep and I imagine it would be hard to rest on after a while.
1299912
I'm working from memory here, since I've already wrapped this gift for Christmas. The surface is hard and covered in laminate. I'm not really sure what you are asking regarding "resting" on it. The "lip" is the same height from the flat surface of the tray top and I believe that it was about 1/2" - 3/4" high - enough to keep a plate from slipping off easily. What I didn't like about the tray was how far apart the legs spread. It may be a little tricky for my 94-year-old mom to use in her chair in front of the television. Hope I've been a bit helpful.
1299913
What do you call the lip of wood? Also what do you mean is it hard to rest on the lip of wood?
45668
yes. It's not super hard like oak, probably pine or some other soft wood. But it is NOT pressboard or cheap veneered plywood.
894858
The top is solid and really heavy so it doesn't give off much noise. I don't think you'll have a problem. The legs are ridiculous so be prepared to secure them to the table with something in conjunction with the so called "clip" system it provides or your table will not be sturdy. With my tweaks I can say I love my table.
555385
It is not thick at the top, but the wood is very hard and I find it strong (it tells you on the tag what type of wood it is ) . All I can say , it is my favorite walking stick and I have many!
299071
I don't have a large dog (or any dog) but I've dropped things on it, bumped into it, dragged things on it, and haven't been able to hurt it. I've dented the wood underneath, but the finish still looks good, and plan to use it for anything I ever plan on finishing ever again.
423639
i don't know what kind of wood it is but, it chips quickly. I love my Island but the top is horrible. Think about getting another type of top that is available, I have no children, I live alone but again this top chips quickly.
895859
Technically no but practically, yes. It will sit flat and the wood material on the underside is equally finished. However, there are 4 inset screws the run the length of the board at the very front (they hold the top lip on). I don't think they would hinder use at all but they may get a little flour in them.
977452
There is a lip at the top that rests on the top step or porch. Ours has been in place for at least 2 months, I never pick it up even in the rain!
1982771
It is a little flexable but the lip is firm. Wish it was more rubber instead of plastic.
2139894
I'm not at home, but I'm fairly certain that it's not solid wood. Hope this helps. I did, however, really like it and am now using it at a toybox.
1463312
its definitely not real wood. It's too cheap to be real wood. But im not sure if its plastic. I don't know the name. It's not light as a feather. If I knew what the materials name was I would let you know but it is sturdy
2133829
I think its solid wood, but its definitely not hard wood. Its not like maple or something like that.
2282743
I haven't tried it. It has a prop in the back which is sturdy but it probably needs a flat surface. Would recommend a table tray underneath. It might be heavy after a while since the solid wood is pretty thick.
1650944
It doesn't creak, but it is not very sturdy in my opinion. It came looking a lot more clunky than in the picture. You self assemble and the wood May not fit perfectly to the other pieces causing for a not so sturdy build.
270131
Mine is very firm; I also have it on plywood. My 3 inch was soft and it bottomed out and the plywood was hard. I have the 3 inch on the 5 inch and it is soft yet supportive now.
1922103
It is a hard plastic. It isn't very heavy, however the hook to go over the drawer is only a little large than the drawer (or at least my drawers) so you might want to check the width of the lip.
114809
nothing, there is no lip around the edge. You can see a knob on the left side of the upright metal post. My problem was that they way it was manufactured [cheap China product], that I could not screw it in so that it would keep the top in one position. The top would always slide down.