With clips on the side for storage trays will a t square still slide up and down easily
1654155
Probably not. I don't use mine for drafting but for study. The clips however are just a little lower price than the glass working surface. I do not know if they (the clips) can be removed.
1654156
As relating to the clips on the side of the table. A T-square will not slide by the clips however they are held on with one screw per clip(4 clips per side) on the bottom of the table, if removed should work fine.
1654157
I want to know the measure of (wide) from one leg to the other. from here l-l--------l-l to here both. Thanks
1654158
Yes, the side trays are flush to the sides, slightly below the level of the top of the the table. Unless you have items in there that could get in the way
1654159
As long as you take the trays off - yes they will slide up & down easily. The trays are easy on & easy off. I love my craft tables. I bought 2.
1654160
Those storage trays on the side are not real sturdy. They remove easily so if you want to use a t square I would remove them
1654161
The T-Square will slide, but the neck is not touching the surface of the table as the "head" of the T-square is held about 1/4" away from it. Even without the trays, the tray holding clips hold it away. HOWEVER, I use the trays only on the left side and removed the clips" on the right side with a Phillips screw driver. Problem solved in about 2 minutes or less. You could even do so on both sides if you wanted to remove all the tray clips.
281556
No problem at all after you get used to clips.. I have released both to turn my granddaughters around many times without dropping them.
1180256
Yes they fit perfectly with the round trays. I don't know anything about the square trays .
1095409
Yes you can , but this tray is not stable enough to guarantee that the items on it will not slide off. It's pretty flimsy but it does help to hold things up for temporary use.
1437218
On mine the tray comes out about an inch when it's sitting on the rack. The rack goes in a groove, if you don't put it back there it won.t slide forward.
171275
I don't think it will slide around. I keep a few things in mine all the time - empty grocery bags, etc. I've never had a problem with sliding.
787837
They will probably slide a bit depending on the dirtiness of the floor. The dots are slick on both sides. They do have a little bit of weight to them so they stay in place for the most part.
72340
Yes they are - by moving clips up or down. You position them when you install the cabinet and then can move them whenever you wish to.
522650
Yes, you can stop the slip factor by Installing vertical clips at either end
522645
You are correct. You will need either hide a set screw somewhere or find some other fashion of lateral support given it being possible to slide the two clips apart.
1552853
The pieces are held so tightly I don't see how they would slide around. Depending on the size of the drawer the whole tray might move but the pieces themselves would be secure. If the tray slides double sided sticky tape or some kind of sticky material should keep it in place.
263446
They slide OK - for it to be steady, best to have them supported with screws to whatever they rest on - otherwise the contents might make the basket tip over.
1253279
The Bottom of my tray is very smooth. In fact I have mine on a leather ottoman.
2223605
Yes, tray can be up or down. This is a great item, although it does slip out of its slots occasionally.
855997
Yes, they will move. I would recommend getting larger squares if you're exercising on them. I love this product for my son's playroom.
2202251
If the object is heavy enough to press into the padding it will. I have a plastic hand carry tool box and it stays put. Items like a 12 pack of pop cans will still move around some.
1284598
I think you're talking about the trays. It should slide apart. If its stuck it must be due to like a pressure change or something where it expanded. Maybe just give it a few good taps in the palm of your hand.