The table looks like it's on metal coasters. Can the metal feet be screwed further into the wood so that they do not show as in the picture.
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They are small, about the size of a nickel and can screw in level to the legs. I guess it would depend on what angle you look at them from, as they will not completely go in to the legs, but they can be flush and not as obvious as the picture. They are used to level the table on an uneven floor. (I just went out to look at mine, and they are far from obvious like the picture.)
1094641
Legs are painted metal and would probably rust if table not under cover. Top is similar plastic to inexpensive lawn furniture. I would not but be your own judge.
1015697
It is solid wood, not laminate, so it WOULD be damaged (as any nice table would be) if you don't blot up a spill promptly. We love this little table, so don't be deterred. Keep coasters handy and put your drinks on them.
839339
Im not sure if you can, my set came without legs for coffee table and took a long time to resolve this problem. The furniture comes from China,so my guess is no. Good luck.
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Table is unassembled. Legs should be able to be removed and re-attached. Just carefully loosen the screws.
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There are holes in the upper supports that you can screw through & into the bottom of the tabletop. Or, I just used 'velcro' that had adhesive on the contact edges. Placed in about 6 different areas, my table top is very stable and I didn't have to worry about drilling the wood or possible cracking it.
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I bought and installed the legs for someone else a long time back. It seems they allowed the table to lie on the floor with the outer rim touching the floor. They were more flimsy than the original table legs, which had previously collapsed, possibly from someone trying to move the table with too much weight on it.
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You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
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Yes the top of table and the chairs are wood, but the metal is thin and the chairs have actually already bent.
911313
Yes, there there is a half inch lip around the top or you could use the leg side bars. The table is very lite.
1980997
No they have a threaded end that needs a nut on it. A cross piece between the legs to bolt them to would work great and help stiffen the table as another idea.
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Yes you can remove the rubber feet if necessary to shorten the legs,and the table is very stable.I had to set upon gravel and found the legs did sink in after a while so I made some ply pads 150 sq. with 60mm dia.recesses
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I don't know for sure. It could be a combination, like many furniture pieces, of solid wood and veneer. Table is very nice looking and "appears" to be solid wood
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the legs are metal ,nice table . 1 problem the braces that hold the table together broke the swrews snaped off dident even use table ,[[CALLED COMP THEY GAVE ME HARD TIME I WOULD HAVE TOO TAKE PPICTURES ,SEND PIC /BILL TOO THEM DONT HAVE BILL STILL A NICE TABLE....
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No. The two sides of the table bolt together and I don't think that would work with this table.
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The legs can be removed and reattached, and you will need attach them initially. I found it a bit fiddly - had to sink a pilot hole in the legs at the area where the bottom shelf is attached - and there is an indentation there, but strapping the legs around with a webbing tie-down was the key! I found the laminate to be a bit thin at the edges of the top table (freak accident with one of the tables, which was dropped about 2 feed and damaged one area of the top edge - will hit it with a stain.
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In addition to Jerry's answer, I will add: The table looks pretty; needs better & longer screws to hold the top to the pedestal. If you have someone to help turning table upright after putting it together, otherwise it will separate and damage the nail holes. Hope that helps! If you are buying cheap you take a risk!!! The chairs are fine.