Where are the holes to screw the legs into the table? Someone forgot to put them in?
590401
The holes are in the four corners as shown by the red knobs in the advertising picture. If they are missing they will need to send you a new top. I can't imagine how something that large could be left out and go unnoticed.
590402
My son put the table together. Unfortunately the directions are terrible and it took a while for him to figure it out. He said the best he can recall, there were no holes. The screws were self starter screws so you just start screwing into the place you think best. Putting the table at the lowest level possible is just the right height for our toddlers.
979786
You have to unscrew the table top from the legs and then take the legs pay. The legs hook together in an X.
785453
I had instructions in the box. Look on the Internet or call the company. Also, question the seller. Good luck. We love the table.
1613154
You could attach 2 small pieces of wood to the spots where the legs attach. Or a board on the bottom. Contact the company and they send you legs free.
74198
There are holes in the headboard leg for screws....at least three on each side.
582011
I haven't done it recently but here goes. Take the stove off the table. Remove the trays from the table. Turn the table upside down. Squeeze the bracket that is attached to the table until it pops out of the leg. Press in the button on the leg and telescope the leg. Do other leg then fold the shortened legs onto underside of table. Et voila!!
1816578
These are part of the legs of the headboard. They are a very snug fit so some pressure is needed to seat the upper parts into the lower parts. I found it easiest to loosly attach the lower parts to the bedframe then carefully push the top down to until the parts are completely assembled. I needed no tools to accomplish this.John
1766414
You should contact customer service. Your table should have the 'feet' with it. Mine did.
1057899
Did you ever find replacement legs? One of my table's legs inexplicably crumbled... Thx!
2012076
The screws are for the back rest. Lift the material up a bit. The holes are at the bottom.
1845554
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.
1010509
Hello, The legs would need to be screwed into the table. We do apologize, the legs cannot be subsituted. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you
822476
Balt table legs have pre-drilled holes and slide into a the parts under the table which also have pre-drilled holes to match. Screws are used to insert into matching holes that determine the height you want.
345383
The table top comes in one piece...... in each of the four corners a leg is attached. Each leg comes with two bolts affixed to it. You slide the two bolts into pre-drilled holes found in each of the four corners of the top....then place two lock nut washers, one on each bolt, and finally hand screw a nut on each of the two bolts. After you have the two nuts finger tight use the wrench that is provided to tighten the bolts. The wrench, lock nut washers and nuts are all provided. I am not very handy but attaching the legs to the table top was a very simple process.
1781891
Screw on the legs and add the lower shelf. The legs bolt on with washers, but you screw in the lower shelf into the hole provided. Pretty simple with a screw driver. Good luck
1792219
you need to attach the legs with simple kotter pins. Very simple and quick to assemble as I recall.
1648003
The legs are not attached when shipped. They need to be attached to use it. There are screws for each leg.