Is there space b/t the slats on the table top or will "stuff" get stuck b/t the slats and have to constantly clean that are out?
455382
Slightly less than 1/8th of an inch. I have not had trouble with stuff getting stuck--crumbs can be swept off the table with a cloth or a whisk broom.
455383
There is a small space but has not been a issue. Have been able to clean the table without problems. We keep A cover on the table when not in use.
1359863
The slats are adjustable. You slide them on the end and space them as far apart as needed.
291580
It's press board w/laminate over it-depends how deep your clamps are....you could always if in doubt place a long piece of wood under the table to be clamped w/the table. Just a suggestion.
1107889
I have this table and actually the slats are made from a pretty sturdy material that so far is holding up really well. I just measured the slats and in width they are close to 3 inches, more like 2 and 4/5 inches. Hope this helps!
1598712
Hey, Linda - Glad I could help. The slats stay in place - they don't make noise when the unit is turned on high, which is a HUGE plus. :)
1918150
The top is not that slippery but the bottom side wants to slip a little on my table. I have an old table that has been refinished and the surface is rather slick.
2019432
If you leave out the metal frame with Wood slats that came with it, there is 6 inches from the floor to the edge of the frame. If you leave the wood slats, 2 1/2 inches. So with slats, no. Without, yes.
1612940
There's a small amount of room between the slats that support the mattress and the floor, but it's not accessible unless you remove the mattress. Also, since the slats are screwed down and not just laying there, it's pretty much unusable. And it's only like 5 inches or so max.
1431672
You can space however you wish but make sure you dont make the top too heavy. You can do as few or as many shelfs as you wish.
1997586
To give a little more info. The top is secured to a simple wood bracket that slides along a wooden track on the two walls of the table. Unless screws are loose or the bracket to slide along wall rails was never assembled, I don't think you'll run into an issue
1752787
I had the same problem but that is just the first of many. The slats are OK being all the same size but the drill holes on one of the three bars that hold the seat together are in the wrong place and I could not finish the glider. It is still sitting in my living room not finished. Not even the seller could solve the problem. I would not buy it again. The parts are defective for assembly and I don't know what to do. I definitely would not buy it. Send it back......
1033793
Yes, you could leave the slats out. It might not be too sturdy but it would still stand.
69451
Do it all the time. Sometimes it gets sticky but it washes easily and dries quickly. Best space saver ever.
1310860
Yes, they are about flush. We have a baseboard but it is normal width and there is a gap about 1/8" between the table top and the wall. We do not find that to be a problem.
1542341
Both the lattice piece and the solid wood piece are removable, so the entire top can be removed. The only downside I have found is that there is no drainage at the bottom, so if the inside area gets dirty, it is hard to clean out. I'm going to have my husband drill some holes in the bottom, which should solve that problem.
30627
It would probably hang too low over the changing table unless the slats extend above the side.
2192585
Nothing on top needed. I have some things on top of it and it functions perfectly. No spaces on top needed.