If I were to put my feet against the edge of the table, near one of the corners, will it roll away from me?
1670154
It will move if you push on the edge with your feet. Resting them on top won't.
1670155
Mine doesnt, I can move the whole thing to another part of the living room (which isn't easy but doable) but I have yet to have it budge when feet are on it anywhere! I think you are safe. I love mine by the way!
1670156
It has real wheels and they work. It will roll if you push it. It won't roll if you just put your feet on top. I love this table.
1670157
If it's on carpeting, it shouldn't as long as you have the two little wheels facing the opposite way as the big wheels are. I have a difficult time moving my table to vacuum underneath it.
1670158
Ours is on carpet, so it doesn't roll easily at all. But even on a hard floor, it think it would take a little more force to push, the way the wheels turn other directions when you try to push it makes it a little harder to move.
1670159
If you really pushed on it but this is a heavyweight piece and worth every penny. I can tell you that I have received countless compliments.
1245813
The casters and wheels are very sturdy so it should roll depending on how thick the carpet is. It's a bit tall for a table though. It's more like an island someone can stand at to prepare food.
140787
The legs swing out and will hit an ultimate maximum angle they will extend to (about 120~150 degrees). The legs are metal, and the surface is a hard wood (or simulated wood, I am not sure specifically what materials). With the table on a hard surface like a table or something, the legs will extend to their maximum angles and stop. From that point, yes it should be very stable (mine doesn't really wobble). I don't think it is meant for use on a hard surface, though, so here are no pads or anything to prevent scratching a table finish, etc.
1576464
No, the table legs don't get in the way of the chair legs. No, you won't hit your own legs on the table legs. Tables are GREAT. I have 8 that I use quite often for different events, they are lightweight and easy to fit in small spaces.
1741782
Yes, it would interfere. However if the person doesn't mind having the table leg kinda in between their legs, than it should be fine. I love this table though, it looks nice and it's size is pretty decent.
1620566
Actually even if it can stand on edge I would recommend you put it down, just incase if you knock the table side way motion will do less damage to hard drives.
1832580
Depending on the flooring beneath it yes. I changed out the wheels on mine because I thought they were too 'flimsy'. The surface area is small, I have a macbook air and can't put anything additional on the top with it. I bought additional rolling tables after I got this but didn't get this one.
2079582
The arms stick out pretty far, and the seat is quite high, so I'd say generally no. I guess it depends a little on the table, though.
728243
It would be tight, I doubt it. Also the net is somewhat flimsy. It doesn't lay directly on the table on all sides.
1438593
If it's on your lap and it's at an angle, yes it will. If you have it set on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
382237
Not really. It's more of a forward and backwards movement, not for circular movement. It's a little tough but it might be due to my wooden floors.
1438591
For me, it doesn't slip if you put it properly. Surface must be flat and you should be okay.
2140681
I suppose;although it would be very uncomfortable, in my estimation. Feet/shoes are locked in with the table mechanism. Shoes(any),for me are best the longer you hang!
646198
No. You will have to roll the whole table and base. It's not very heavy though. It is very much like a hospital over the bed tray.
2212789
I would be careful because it is narrow just as S in CO mentioned, the table will wobble.
1156106
I used a brush to get to the edges of table as long as you do it right away before it starts setting up, you will be fine. It is spreadable.
1277309
No it will not touch the surface. There is a lip around the edge to prevent it from doing so.