Trying to get table in basement. What is the thickness of the table top , without the legs. Can the table top come apart. THANKS
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Joe, Thank you for your interest in Mizerak! This table is delivered unassembled, making it easy to carry into the desired space and assemble it there. The dimensions of the box you will receive are as follows: 82" L x 47" W x 9.5" HHope this helps! Mizerak
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Yes, it actually comes apart. After a lot of debate from the delivery service amazon uses, I got it delivered to my third story condo (all stairs, no elevator) and it came in a box. Upon delivery it was less than a foot thick. Maybe 7-8 inches. A little awkward to carry down stairs but def realistic.
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The thickness is @ 9". The table top is one unit and does not come apart. I hope this helps.
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the table is unassembled and the dimensions of the box are 82" L x 47" W x 9.5" H
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The legs are '2 piece' - each being essentially the same length. In other words, if you don't affix the 'bottom half,' the table will be half height. I don't see what function you'd want it to perform 15" - 18" off the ground, but go for it. This table setup is - as I've written before - awesome. Amazingly light and versitile - and as I've written before - it is 100% aluminum. You can leave it out in the rain - no worries.
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The table is between 1/4" inch and 1/2" in thickness. I bought this table last year. It only took 5 minutes to assemble and I am very pleased with its durability, aesthetic appeal and quality.
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The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the... » Read More The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. « Show Less
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Highest is ~3 7/8" and without the feet it's ~1 3/4" off the table (lowest is approximately since I didn't remove the legs to measure)
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Hi, 4.25in thick. It is 24.25 in from floor to bottom of table. Hope this helps.Denver
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The top is laminate. The legs are solid wood and the table frame is MDF with a wood veneer
1970759
I used decking planks so table top is thinner than 2x4. I'll measure when I get home and get that for you.
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Other answers are correct-but beware this table is not made very well, the circular top is flimsy, rough and lumpy and is 1/2 inch thick. I was very disappointed in the quality.
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Judy, Each of the four table legs are held on with a pair of nuts that go over studs in the leg that pass through a corner bracket. Each nut requires approximately a 1/2" open end wrench - supplied with the table but a good quality open end wrench is more comfortable to use. The legs can be removed fairly conveniently although it involves wrestling with the table. For myself I'd throw the nuts in a ziploc or equal bag and duct tape it to the table or just run them loose onto the legs once they are removed. Like most tables of this construction the legs loosen up over time so actually disassembling them and reassembling then results in a tighter assembly. This is our second season and I can see that somewhere down the road I'll probably epoxy the studs which are threaded into the legs to make them more secure. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Cliff
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The top counter wood is one inch thick. It is surrounded by a wood skirt that is itself one inch thick but three inches wide. The tables i have are holding three hundred pound machines. More than enough for a press.
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I am not sure of the height of the old table but this one is about 12 inches from floor to table top and the legs are removable so the top can just sit on the floor. I had to remove the legs because my kids were trying to stand on top of it.
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No, the top is not solid. Its a single sheet with the ends folded over to form the lip of the table. Hope I explained that correctly.
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I just measured it and it is 1/4 " thick which I think is quite adequate. Also, I find the legs very sturdy. I'm very happy with my cocktail table. Just have the glass cleaner handy.
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The table and stool legs could be removed or dismantled, they are held together on the inside/underside with hex screws, so if you have the correct size hex wrench the legs are removable.
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Table is unassembled. Legs should be able to be removed and re-attached. Just carefully loosen the screws.
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Outside measurement of legs is 10", so if table top at 11 3/4 " isn't a problem, you should be fine. Great table for small spaces!