How far apart are the poles? How easy is it to tilt? Would it damage the table it's attached to?
1847501
The poles are adjustable both in height and width. It is easy to tilt. Just unscrew to open a bracket and tilt it. Be careful so the wind doesn't catch it! We used a 2X4 small piece of wood underneath the table and underneath the clamp. (We have a plastic picnic table.) If you have a wooden plank picnic table, you can clamp directly onto the boards with no problem.We really like our shade logic canopy. Finally all the family can sit and dine at the picnic table without the sun shining on them.We always lower the canopy when not in use, just to avoid the wind catching it and damaging the metal framework. The poles are adjustable both in height and width. It is easy to tilt. Just unscrew to open a bracket and tilt it. Be careful so the wind doesn't catch it! We used a 2X4 small piece of wood underneath the table and underneath the clamp. (We have a plastic picnic table.) If you have a wooden plank picnic table, you can clamp directly onto the boards with no problem.We really like our shade logic canopy. Finally all the family can sit and dine at the picnic table without the sun shining on them.We always lower the canopy when not in use, just to avoid the wind... » Read More The poles are adjustable both in height and width. It is easy to tilt. Just unscrew to open a bracket and tilt it. Be careful so the wind doesn't catch it! We used a 2X4 small piece of wood underneath the table and underneath the clamp. (We have a plastic picnic table.) If you have a wooden plank picnic table, you can clamp directly onto the boards with no problem.We really like our shade logic canopy. Finally all the family can sit and dine at the picnic table without the sun shining on them.We always lower the canopy when not in use, just to avoid the wind catching it and damaging the metal framework. « Show Less
1847502
Standard picnic table width. Easy to tilt ( even easier with two people). No damage to table, but could always place a barrier (cork coaster would be perfect) if needed.
1847503
The poles fit any picnic table.I found it easy to use.beware of strong wind.
1847504
Poll are adjustibalen willnot damaged the table if u tighten correctly easy to tilt
1847505
as long as table up to ten feet/-------------very easy--------------MUST BE WOOD OR HAVE A SOLID BASE ON TOP AND BOTTOM OF TABLE WERE ATTACHED. PS. PLASTIC TABLE NOT recommendED
1283031
The rack is built with quality materials. I have not experienced any tilt but I think it would depend on one's body weight. For reference I weight 150.
749968
The only adjustable portion of the wedge is the tapered ridges for the hole in the table. If the diameter of your pole is greater than the smallest hole on the bottom of the wedge, then it will not work for you.
817148
I am not sure of the exact distance but it is pretty small. I think you could use it as a coffee table without anything falling through the slats.
817147
the distance is about 1 inch. I use my as a coffee table and it works great.
55211
It tilts many different ways. Won't slide off. My 52in flat screen is my computer moniter now. I use the table for my key board and mouse.
284880
It tilts at minimum a small degree. I would put more than 15 pounds on it tho
2229292
It must not be assemble correctly of you have a defected table. Mine never wobbles. The pole goes all the way in.
1260622
I would say you wouldn't want to put a whole lot of pressure on the leaf. I don't know that the table would tip over but the leaf will start bending (and then could possibly break?). It's a smallish table so you wouldn't want to use excessive force anyway. I'd definitely be careful with this one. I haven't had any trouble with setting things on the leaf, I just wouldn't recommend leaning.
2046974
The table can be used flat. I've been using it as a crafting table. It's very sturdy. Haven't had the need to tilt it yet.
643863
The distance on my table is also 23.5". Be aware that the legs do NOT have pre-drilled holes for the shelf, so you may be able to adjust it for your item. Having said that, a carpenter assembled mine and I did not see how he knew where to place the shelf. Great table, you will love it's quality.
2162802
The only way that would happen is if it was bumped or the item on it was too heavy and the table was at a tilted angle. I've never had any mechanical issues with mine. Its a great little table!!
716779
As you can see from the picture - it's just a few inches. But the shade it casts is so big - you could probably get a good position to shade your table from around 2 -3 feet away, based on wear the sun is coming from. Also depends on what you have weighing it down. I purchased the large plastic water filled version and it's pretty big. I have mine over 2 rocking chairs and a table and the stand itself is maybe 4 feet away and works fine.
422702
Around 19" the short direction. You can tip the table by putting weight on the outer rim, but not by putting weight on the octagon.
691832
My table is about 8 foot long and I"m sure that it adjust down to about three or four feet because supports are adjustable in and out. And I to did not take it down in time before the wind got to it I just straightened out the suports..... I still use it.
294492
The table does not tilt. It can be raised up and down, as is shown in the photograph. It can also swing forward and backward from its pedestal to allow easy access for sitting and rising from the chair. I use a recliner chair easily with this table, and I always swing the table away from me as I sit or stand from the chair. As for tilt, my iMac desktop tilts, were I to need it, as would the screen of a laptop, but I have little need for tilt.
685784
this table has only one pair of slots for the incline at the table top. so it is not an adjustment problem.you may go for models which have many slots/inclines which would be more useful, probably little more costly