Does this table tip easily at the corners? Without legs at each corner, it would seem that this table would not support weight at the corner.
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The table does not tip. I actually tested it by sitting on one of the corners.
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Hi Pamela, I put the table on a scale and it read "30.0" lbs. I use the bend of one set of legs to carry it (like a handle). My wife and I love this table. I dont think I can find a negative comment about it. If it was much lighter it would be unstable. Hope this helps. Jeff
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I think the table is strong at the up and down direction, which can hold the the weight of TV, just don't shake a lot from side to side. Because each pierce of the table is linked with plastic nail. In all, it's nice table at this price.
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There is another wooden bar that holds the legs together, and it rest against the bar I previously mentioned. The table is very stable and sturdy. I have 2 sets and have never had a problem
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I haven't tested the weight, but it seems pretty sturdy. I'd guess it could support 90+ lbs. I wouldn't be surprised if one of my teenagers has sat on this table and it's still standing.
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I frequently do my homework at this table. There's usually twenty pounds worth of text books involved along with an assortment of other things that just stay on the table (remote, keys, xbox controllers). The table doesn't have problem with this and even if I lean against it while I'm writing it never even begins to tip. The springs seem to be very strong. Hope that helps.
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I should have added that the table's base is under the chair so it is sturdy. It has to be well anchored to put your weight on it. I would try it.
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The table is very well made and solid. It is on casters that may not be able to support the weight if used as seating. Perhaps you could remove the casters or swap them out for something more substantial.
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I believe it will work in a corner, but it's not particularly designed for it. Usually you see triangular tables for corners. If you don't mind having a large vacant zone from joining both walls by this particular item, then I don't see why it couldn't work. The edges are slightly tapered from the front to he back, so a corner set up would look decent. I hope this helps.
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Yes; the legs are actually an inch-or-so away from the inside-edge of the bent-tubular outside frame. The inside-edge of the frame is smooth, though, so it might slip off a smooth hook. The frame runs under the outside-edge of the tabletop all the way around, and is quite strong.
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I get a lot of compliments on this table. It's beautiful. Easy assembly. I think it's worth the price. Hope this information helps. Good luck.
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It doesn't have legs. It looks really nice on the wall. I would worry that it would tip over, but if others have had success with it on the ground then it could be ok. But I love it on the wall!
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It seems sturdy to me. I think if you anchor it to a solid wall it would be fine. In fact, if I had the right type of table by my easy chair, I would buy a second one.
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Ours is Ok. The pole did not seat completely in the socket but the table seems stable in spite of that.
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We left all the legs on loose when putting together, then tightened a little on each alternating legs. We too had a little difficulty, but did get it to align! Love this table.
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Table is sturdy for normal dining but keep in mind it's just a top layer of plywood with compressed board around the edges. it won't hold up if you plan in leaning on the edges with your body weight.
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We used it as a conference table for about 4 months. Everyone brought their computers, materials, etc. and the table offered plenty of room to spread out and work. It is sturdy, so it doesn't wobble or tip. It is probably slightly shorter in height than the average desk but I spent years in college studying at the kitchen table-so I don't see it being an issue . Hope this helps.