is this held down on the table with screws or just sits there
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It mostly just sits there but has been pretty secure for my setup. I have a 42" LCD on it and no problems with it staying put. It gets spun about 2 or 3 times a day.
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I can't comment on this. I sent it back because it wasn't what I was looking for. Sorry.
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The glass does not just sit on top of the table it has two sockets underneath that screw into the base
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you dont need to screw it in. you need the hole big enough to just drop it in, so it sits on the bottom.
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It uses 2 screws and is held on securely. No movement. Do not use the template that is included. Use the hole to hole dimension on the box to pre drill the screws. The template was slightly off and caused me headaches.
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Since it has a fine thread screw to tighten it can take a bit of turning but when you get it tight it stays put. We have 2 andone is on our wooden table, for months now, being bumped and pulled on and has never moved. Very sturdy.
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Hi Stephen: This was very simple, just unfold. There are no screws or clamps, there are cables that keep the table from unfolding to far. This is not a heavy duty doctors table, but it easily holds my weight of 175lbs and I'm sure a lot more. My wife and I were very satisfied for the price. Johnny
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The table that holds the laptop can be flat or adjusted by a toothed grip under the table to be positioned at any required angle. Once tightened in position it will not move.
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There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
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You have to screw it to the lip of a desk or table. I have mine attached to a shelf with the screw. It works great. The moveable arm makes it necessary to attach it to a sold surface.
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the holder has a screw on the bottom and it has to be screwed into whatever its being attached to.
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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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No, just a clamp. If you put a buffer of newspaper or paper towels between the clamp and the table, it hold very well.
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There is a wooden bar attached to the underside of one edge of the table, that the opposite leg rest against. It works very well and simplifies setting it up
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If the leg in seated in the retainer the self tapping screw will also line up as you turn the screw. It's a very nice table, enjoy.
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Thanks for considering STIGA! Underneath the table are clips that the legs snap into whenever the table is folded to hold them in place. Hope this helps! STIGA
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It's underneath the table. It's very small and on a tension pulley. I really like mine. Hope you will too.
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They are held together by screws. Very well made though, sturdy; overall great for the price! I paid $131 for 4. Very modern look.