I would like to use this as a breakfast bar but it needs to be against a wall so I would need to turn the table top around, is this doable?
1098256
If you put the front against a wall, you will lose the ability to use the drawer and cupboards in front. If you put the back against the wall, you will lose the ability to put stools under the extendable breakfast bar and use the way it sounds like you would like. If you are okay with pushing the front with the cupboards against a wall and not being able to use them, I guess it would be okay. But for the price of this beautiful piece, I would maybe look for something a little cheaper if you aren't able to have it stand alone and use both sides.
1098257
The way the island is constructed, if it is moved a lot, the little fasteners that hold it together will eventually work loose from vibration. Sliding it a couple of feet on a smooth surface probably would not harm it.
1098258
Yes but you would have to drop the leaf down on the opposite side of the table
1098259
You may be able to turn the top around, but if you do, you will loose the use of the drawer, plus it will be difficult to open the doors to the storage area. The island is beautiful as designed, I would think you should be able to find a breakfast bar that would fit your needs, at a less expensive price.
749723
I think you should be able to. I do not have any reclining furniture so I cannot try that out for you. However, I have a feeling this table is probably better utilized on a sturdy or flat surface.
42806
It MIGHT be possible to use against the wall without attaching to a bed frame, but then you would have to figure out a way to anchor it to the wall. I do not think It would be possible to simply "lean" it against the wall.
1160829
If it's something you want to lean against a lot, I wouldn't. The bed is made of pressboard with a thin vainer over it, and I don't think it's that strong. If you just want something for decoration, or if the headboard is against the wall, it might work.
2089587
You can just lean it against the wall, or use any background stand you want . It has loops you can stick a support thru.
1487997
Chris, I have not used this on a corner. However, but I checked mine to see if it can be bent around a corner and it appears that it can be. I seems pliable enough. Also, note that there is only 2 screw holes to anchor this against the wall. The screw holes are on the top corners. So you may have to figure out how to anchor the product on the bottom. You may just need to add 2 more screws at the bottom to keep it wrapped around the corner. FYI - I will be moving soon and these guys are coming with me....
1139865
Please do not try to fold this table and lean one side against the wall. This table comes in two equal pieces, imagine two card tables held together by a net. You see what I mean - you can't do it. M. Clancy
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Yes you could but it probably won't look as smooth as a flat, even wall. But it's doable.
1674350
The top side is textured. I think you could just flip it over if you preferred the smooth side. The lazy Susan parts are separate from the glass.
917912
You cannot. The table only moves forward or back over the base, it does not swivel. If it did, it would fall over.
2161575
No, it's not stable enough. I had to flat grind the bottom of mine so that it would be stable enough to stand upright on it's own. Otherwise, a simple shacking of the table would make it fall over.
2282743
I haven't tried it. It has a prop in the back which is sturdy but it probably needs a flat surface. Would recommend a table tray underneath. It might be heavy after a while since the solid wood is pretty thick.
484831
It doesn't look like it from the picture, but you can pivot/tilt the upright portion to three or four angles perpendicular to the vertical wallbar. It has a (purposely) very stiff detent to each position.
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I love this towel bar!!! It extends 5" from the wall. I have the 5" bar on top, I think it could be turned eitherway. Saw the exact at friends house and started looking! Found at a home improvement store, butwas more expensive. Hope it works in your space. Really looks sharp! Not the same basic single barsthat most people have. Good Luck!
1841080
I do not believe it would work because it's not made to be a corner piece, unless you are putting on a wide desk that is not against a corner part of the wall. Not sure that makes sense. :)
911787
yes, I think you could. The top is a really hard plastic and sides are treated wood. It is very light though, ours didn't make it a week with the wind and we never replaced it. Don't have any plans to replace it either. Cute but over priced for what you get.
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I had it montet on a table close to a wall and the wall kind of was in the way when i moved the lamp around. I think it's not a good idea to mont it direct to a wall.