I was wondering how the glass is attached to the supporting legs
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If you look at the expanded view of this image, you will see small rectangular metal pieces under the glass. These pieces are affixed to the glass. These metal pieces are threaded for the screws that you use to attach the legs to the glass. I've had this table for several months and it seems very stable, but I use it as an end table so it doesn't get moved much.
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Suction cups are attached to the legs & the glass top lays across those to form a good non slipping surface
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The legs detach very easily. If anything I wish the were attached firmer. Shouldn't be a problem directly on the glass, but I would worry about plastics and glue softening from the heat output.
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I would think the only way is to put it between two pieces of glass or two pieces of clear plexiglass and a frame. Most likely a homemade one.
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The legs snap on the base and it does take some force. I used the screws to attach the top to the window sill so remove the cloth top attach the screws and replace, I did use the picture to see the legs should go as it was simple but I needed a visual! My kitty loves this little window nook.
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Looking from floor up I see that the little legs appear just to be screwed into the underneath support fiberboard - they are not part and parcel of any piece of formed piece of wood. Think it would be easy to leave little support legs off since you have a little clearance for glass doors and drawer to open.
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The legs attach with small bolts that go into recessed nuts. There is a a bar on each side set of legs that is welded to the two legs and the bolts go through said bar into the thick bottom "shelf" of the table. It is much sturdier than it looks in these pics.
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There is a horizontal u-shaped frame that bolts to the rear vertical. The top shelf glass is attached by 4 bolts to this u-shaped frame from below. Hope this helps
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It is separate from the glass. The glass pieces fit on top and the wood piece is a lazy Susan
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It's multiple pieces but it is very sturdy. The weak portion is the thin glass not the base.
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I think I had to attach the legs. This item is made of very cheap almost cardboad like wood. It was damaged in the box during transport.
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I display this ornament on an ornament stand so I can see it all the time. The glass is heavy, and would need to be on a very sturdy branch.
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The frame only goes together one way. The top is very heavy glass so I wouldn't compromise the integrity of what's holding it up.
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It is not glass, I think it is a plastic compound. I am heavy and it supports me with no problem.
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Glass but there are plastic components (the inside of the base and the moving parts).
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No. They use the glass as the weight to support it. Without the glass, very flimsy.
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They have glass. This is a very solid piece. I used a touch of wood glue when I put it together and an RPG wouldn't take this thing apart.