I'm wondering if you could use this on an end table instead of a chair?
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You can adhere the Cat Crib to just about any table, chair, or four-legged piece of furniture, given the right dimensions. On the Cat Crib website, they suggest the cat hammock will fit furniture where the legs sit 17" to 27" apart. These estimates may vary depending on the size of the furniture legs in question, but are a good rough guideline.
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I agree, if the end table is a small one, a little wider tha a normal chair works best.
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If the distance of the legs are equivalent to that of a chair, then I imagine so. I don't have end tables so I used a dining room chair.
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I did try but the legs are too far apart on an end table. I have one of those tall cat trees and I attatched mine to the bottom of it had to have help from 4 large safety pins and one cat lays in it he is black and you cant even see him when he is in it. Im not really happy with the product.
825066
No, the small end is not as wide as the chair cushions. However, you could pull one chair up to the wider side to use for one.
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I would think not, the table is pretty high and the chairs are not too sturdy. I def. wouldn't use it as a play table.
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I bought one of these to do that exact thing. However for me it was to small for a coffee table, however I did turn it into an end table. I had a piece of glass cut for the top, turned out nice with my western décor.
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I have mine on an end table beside my comfy chair. I have it angled a bit so it doesn't shine directly in my eyes, but more like across them.
123482
You could if you took the old legs off of the table and screwed these longer ones in. Make sure that the holes in the bottom of your table are the same dimensions as the screws on the legs.
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I think you can, if you don't put too much on it. The table can only holdso much on it. That will be yours to put on it what you want.
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Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-If its just a stationary chair that's not moving it could be used.For a moving chair definitely not.Please advise with any question-
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Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
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the legs screw on, so you probably could. looks very neat sitting on an old porcelain topped table. retro!
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I suspect not. - It didn't work on a standard desk chair. - I would explore something with a little more support.
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I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. Remember, it is quilted and the outline of the furniture pad may show through your table cloth. If you don't mind that, I say go for it.
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You might try using a piece of 1" X 2" strip of wood about 11" long as a shim between claps and the bottom of the table and/or desk. It worked great for me.
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I can't see why not , it's clamp is large and pretty powerful , I use mine on an end table next to my recliner , the table is glass top with a wrought iron frame and it is clamped pretty good , It works perfectly , it will move a bit from side to side when pulling the stem over but it hasn't popped off since I purchased , I hope this helps to answer your question
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No, it would be too big for a chair. There are smaller options available, but this is the large one. It's best used to be stood on.
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You could... But it's not made for a high chair. So you're going to have bunching on the sides and it won't completely cover the top of the chair.
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I would not, I would only use it in a manner that it was designed to be used with legs extended. I really like the table but it is not quite as sturdy as a professional table. I would say that it would put too much stress on areas that were not meant to particularly the hinges.