How is the glass top attached to the table legs ?
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We love the table! It has a beveled edge and the legs are a walnut shade. It fits 6 comfortably.
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There is a metal thing attached to the glass that you screw the legs in to.
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The top is laminate. The legs are solid wood and the table frame is MDF with a wood veneer
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What do you have under the table where it would be anchored? I would be concerned about baby banging on a glass top able.
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I believe it is tempered glass, very solid. The table top is just placed on the base, stuck together by the plastic suckers screwed on to the base.
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the top is securely bolted to the up/down post. this table is very easy to maneuver. We use it in many ways and many times a day.
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When you open the packing, you assemble the legs by sliding them onto grooves in the lamp. The lamp generates some heat. The lamp without the legs may also slide around if its directly on the glass. You probably do not want it directly on the glass, but you can do it.
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The glass is attached by you using the screws and using the Allen wrench provided by the company. Very Easy. T he table is really Sharp looking when put together. You screw in the base and then the glass top is the top part of the stand. I FEEL it is very sturdy.
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You push the top and the bottom go down and then you can attach to side of table. It has a spring inside and doesn't damage the table
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The black piece is nailed to the table or chair leg. It provides a secure connection for the slider (the white piece) which then fits over and snaps onto the black piece. The slider itself is one of the best for providing protection to my floors, and the security of the attachment means there is little risk of it coming off when being moved and causing damage.
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The legs are wrought iron metal or some metal similar to that. They're sturdy and beautiful. I absolutely love the table.
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The legs use some kind of rivet to attach them to the table top. These are made not to be fixed.
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Hi Donna, Sorry this is late. The glass top is attached to the base (not free standing). It is a mighty sturdy table, and I'm very pleased with it. ~ Laurie
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we put our table topupsidedown on the floor, placedthe legs in the desired location and drilled pilot holes where nneeded as per holes in the base. we then screwed the base to the table top ussing the pilot hole. take care to choose screws tht are flat tpped and shorter than the tabletop thickness. We have used ours as a standup computer table for the last year and we love it. Have had no problems at all, very sturdy.
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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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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. We have checked and it looks like the glass just lays on top of the legs. They do not attach. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you.
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The top is very sturdy, and strong plastic. The legs screw in to each corner and when not in use the legs clip to the bottom of the top. It is a great stand for the price.
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the top is glass. the bottom is some kind of composite or something. it's sturdy and heavy. the table top screws on to a metal threaded bar that comes up through the bottom. it's a pretty sturdy table.