What is the height x width x depth and weight?. I need it for portable use in the field, so size and weight is a critical factor.. Can the base be clamped to a table top?
2049249
approx. 22x12x8It's not too heavy for the size. It can be clamped or bolted to whatever you want. Mine came with a plywood "base" so that also can be applied.
2049250
Height is just under 24 inches, width 12.5 inches, depth is 9 inches, weight is about 12 lbs. I use the machine for sharpening knifes. It is quite, and well constructed. I camp it to my work table with small c-clamp. It has bolt holes in base plate should you desire to bolt it down. It was a great purchase for my needs.
2049251
approx. 22x12x8 It's not too heavy for the size. It can be clamped or bolted to whatever you want. Mine came with a plywood "base" so that also can be applied.
2049252
height = 22" ... width = 13" ... weight ... guessing 20 - 28 lbs. .... it can be mounted to anything ... has pre-drilled holes.
570662
Height is 20 inches, and top is 19.5x19.5 inches. Great little table to use for cocktails and snacks between two folding chairs, or as an end table. Table is stable and sturdy on a flat surface or with the legs pushed down into the sand just a bit if you use it at the beach. We use ours on the aft deck of our motor yacht, at the beach, and on the deck of our oceanfront condo. We find it perfect for what we do. I suppose that you could also use it as a 'TV Table'. Folds up for easy carry or storage. All in all, it's an overall good value for your dollar and looks like it cost much more than what you pay for it. Needs to rubbed with a good furniture oil, we use Old English Dark, to keep it from drying out and cracking.
741827
The base is 19" long with a width of 12".17" high and the top width is any 28". It is mesh so is flexible.Very sturdy, prob could hold 2 loads ok. Good value...JanHope this helps
691831
I use it over my pool deck, we clamped to a 2x4 running horizontal , it would fit nicely over a standard picnic table.I love mine ,good investment ,you can close it when not in use.Hope this helps,also this would be a great portable for camping...
1985071
It is a molded plastic table top that is about 2" deep on the outside edge but the top is not a solid slab.....the bottom is indented to hold the legs folded etc. It is very light weight but stable when used.
2070819
Yes, I recall it to be about the same height as a typical folding TV dinner table. In fact I bought it specifically to use with my laptop when hiking or camping. It is lightweight and compact when disassembled and easily fits in a day pack. However, as I point out in my review, it is VERY delicate and mine broke after about the 4th or 5th use.
348655
The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
2040227
Even though the base for the table/bases are heavy enough I doubt that it will be big enough (the footprint) to keep the cantilever from tipping over especially windy weather. We have 3 11' umbrella's and the tables/bases hold up well, the wooden polls would break before the table/bases tip over.
2223486
I am sorry, but a friend assembled my table, so I am not sure how it works. I did not have any issues with the table top being level.
650370
No, it is not big enough and would make it top heavy n wobbly. You need at least a 4 ft base.
2222242
The work surface top measures 24 x 20 inches; the height is approximates 38 inches. This table is almost like having a second pair of hands in the kitchen and you can use it as a table side serving table in your dining area or deck. The wheels may be locked so it will not roll. You will enjoy this table and I hope this is helpful.
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.
1637165
We use ours with a small (approx. 14" sq. table) with a hole for an umbrella in it and that works fine with the weighted base. However, it is in an area that doesn't get a lot of wind. When we are not going to be around or are going to be gone for some time, or if it is a windy day, we fold up the umbrella anyway. So you probably could use it under those kinds of circumstances.
1539750
When you say "width" I'm a little confused. Do you mean offset from the edge of the table? I have mine clamped to a standard rectangular folding table that has a 1.75-inch offset from the edge to the metal frame supporting the table top. You don't have to drill, there's a clamp-and-wingnut that comes with it.
2188706
Hi Lisa, We are using ours underneath our outdoor table, so it has the extra support. It should work as a standalone, although I'm not sure how top heavy it would get, especially if you have good guts of wind.
2102385
It will not be possible to reassemble to make it work on a table top. It is in separate pieces but the break points are at the top and bottom of the bent section. If you removed this bent piece it would make it shorter but you would lose the offset that allows the stand to balance the weight of the cage properly.
1667865
The stand has a pointed stick bottom (to put in the sand) so perhaps if you got a bucket of sand or rocks it could work. But then it may not be tall enough to move around a table. It's super good looking and well made, so if you can figure out a way to secure it, especially in a windy situation, it may do double duty.