how can i put these on the legs of a coffee table? the bottom of legs are less than an inch square. i have to use the adhesive. thanks
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I don't recommend using these wheels on such small legs. While the width may handle the 1" square at the bottom of your table's legs if you use the wheels in a U-shape configuration, the length of the wheels is too long (2") and might make the table unstable.
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Hey Tom, Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. Yes they do have little feet on the bottom so they can be set on a table, or stand. With the proper bolt you could also mount them to the table so they do not get knocked off.
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Yes you can. They are pulled canvas with a wood frame. So all you have to do is get a hook or a large nail and fit the wood over it. Good luck! I hope you love this as much as I do.
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I would not put them on any pics or frames directly. I did not use on wood furniture. If it's not antique furniture, I don't think there would be a huge problem. Other then that, these stickers where a sanity savior!! With having different helpers at the load up vs the unload houses, no one had any questions of what goes were with every item!!
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Lala, my chair legs are 1' diameter and they were still to small to put on. My hudband had to use a hair dryer to heat them up and then still struggled to get them on. I would not cut them down because the height is the way they stay on. I would try getting the next size up, or do what my hudband did and heat them to stretch them. They are still very much worth it. We tried the sticky round things you can get at the store and they wouldn't stay on at all. This product stays in place perfectly (once you get them on). Good luck!!
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These should only be used on stationary furniture. They do not attach to the legs of furniture and could come lose if you try to slide the furniture on them, causing your chair to slip out. I would highly recommend NOT using these for that purpose. It would not be safe as that is not their intended purpose.
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Not sure really. Maybe those large thumbtacks or duck tape? They're very thin and lightweight so it shouldn't be hard to find a way to do it.
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U can put your legs together and set this table over them.. works very well..adults and kids
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There are holes in the upper supports that you can screw through & into the bottom of the tabletop. Or, I just used 'velcro' that had adhesive on the contact edges. Placed in about 6 different areas, my table top is very stable and I didn't have to worry about drilling the wood or possible cracking it.
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This sticks very well... As for metal - I have very heavy wood end tables with (I think cast iron) metal legs which we have on our hardwood floor and it worked great. We don't move them much, but I do slide them a few inches a couple ties a week just to center them should I accidentally move them by bumping into them. I hope this helps, but my situation is different than yours.
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HI, I have mine at a tall bar table. They are more counter height but, they work. The legs are black.
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Each leg has a hard plastic "cushion" that touches the floor. My table is on a porch with a brick floor. So, no problem for me. But, if on a composite indoor floor, I would add a soft cushion to the hard one. Adhesive backed woolen material is available.
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I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
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You can drill a hole in the bottom of each poster leg and join each leg to the riser with a threaded rod, or with a tapered wood dowel http://www.tablelegs.com/Wood-Dowels.aspx. However, a better idea for you might to buy some bun feet and screw them on:http://www.tablelegs.com/Bun-Feet.aspx and http://www.tablelegs.com/JoineryOptions/BunFootHardwareService.aspx Whatever you do, don't rely on "balancing" your legs with no joining. At the worst possible moment,a leg could tip off!
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They are very light so using double sided tape might work. I don't recommend since over time it probably will fall. These are holding up great in my cabinets.
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You would just not assemble them. They come in a separate bag to be assembled. They snap into a hole on the bottom of the leg. Only problem I would see is there would be no feet on the bottom of the leg.
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Yes, you will need to attach legs to solid metal pieces with threads glued to the glass surface of the table . Not difficult at all. hope this helps.