Will these give enough leg clearance if used with a standard dining table (about 31") instead of one that is counter height?
1656487
These are standard height only for the countertop height. They will not work for a table (31"). Chairs are normally 17"- 18" high, so that's the height you should look for.
1656488
If your clearance, from floor to bottom of table, is 31" then these would be a bit uncomfortable. The top of your leg would be almost touching the table.
1549788
Hi, I'm not 100% sure as I havn't tried but where there is an extra 1/4" to play with they might fit on. The only issue may be that as they are designed to be used on round legs there may be a slight gap between corners. However it would most likely be minimal and probably conform to the square leg in quick time. I hope this helps, Good Luck !
1095602
Probably. They adapt to a lot of different kinds of furniture leg/foot types. I have mine under the legs of my modern style couch which are like pipes with flattened ends for feet.
1318129
Hi Eva! I am not there to measure right now but I can tell you that they are a great height for any standard height table. Legs fit nicely underneath, even when crossing. Hope this helps for now :-)
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
455204
Depending on the depth of your counter, it could. We have one at regular counter height and 2 at bar height and do let the back rests show, but there is definitely enough adjustibility to the chairs that they can be lowered to not show.
1987280
Hi,They are approx 25 1/2 " so they should be fine under the table. My table is 28" and there is about a couple inches clearance. We have had them for about a year and they are still very sturdy with kids. Good luck!
2059950
There is a set of casters listed online that look like they would work...not sure. I use mine flat on the floor. Enter honey-can-do and scroll until you see the casters. They are designed to work with their shelving systems and this is about the same size leg.
2227978
Probably ok for standard kitchen countertop height (36"), but not nearly tall enough for "bar" countertop height. You need a bar stool for that.
676644
I measured mine with the lid completely open, and it is a little over 31" from the floor, you should be fine with 34" clearance.
270853
It will depend on the width of your table lip. We have two of these for our twin girls and really love them. Our table has a 3.5" lip and the chairs fit fine. The curved bar along the bottom adjusts up and down to tighten and loosen the chair. I would say it has about a 4" clearance when it's adjusted as far down as possible. If your lip is wider than that it might not fit. As far as pedestal table, I don't think it's that it would never work on one but it would depend on the sturdiness of the table. I'd stand at the edge of the table and push down putting a fair amount of weight on it and see if the table seems to tip at all. Typically pedestal tables in restaurants are where it's a problem.
123480
These would only work for a table if the table has screw-in legs. I have no idea if Leg Daddy makes these long enough for a table. They are intended for chairs and they work great for that.
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
1077582
The metal stock used for the legs is about 1.25" high, but that doesn't take into account the leg levelers that screw into each corner. I'm thinking that you'd need to use the leg levelers because of the way the stand is put together. (Assembly instructions can be found at the BDI website.) BTW, the BDI specifications for the stand states that the cabinet must have 2" of clearance for the legs.
1331527
I think so. They are described as supporting furniture legs 1 1/4 in to 3 inIn diameter That's if I understood the question correctly
93014
Lower legs actually screw into the top legs at shelf, which is exactly 5" off the ground from bottom edge. If you splay-leg the legs, you may be able to achieve the height differential you need, though. Remember, construction is quite flimsy, so evenly cutting it could be a problem!
642447
It depends on you counter height. Generally for standard counter height, which is around 36", 24" stools will work dandy.