Are the legs and top aluminum? i bought an idental product by pwr+ on amazon.ca and the legs are hard plastic.
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Yes, the product is made of a lightweight metal and black plastic accents on the rotating adjusting joints. It's well-made, sturdy and competitively priced to similar products. If you select the 'silver' choice then you can see the details.
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The legs are hard plastic, the top is aluminum. The fans are very quiet and deliver a strong air flow.
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The legs are wrought iron metal or some metal similar to that. They're sturdy and beautiful. I absolutely love the table.
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When I put it together all the parts look like plastic but you can probably google it. I hope that helps you.
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The legs are solid. Probably ash, but with veneer. The doors and paneling are most likely MDF with veneer. Understand your desires and I was in the same boat but eventually settled for this one on price vs. solid/custom wood and am pretty satisfied. Its done well and not a cheap veneer. Expect it to hold up pretty well.
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None came with mine. I do not remember any mention of legs in the description.
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I dont know if they are aluminum, but they are sturdy and light. The only problem we had was the foot rest. We had two of them break off after about a year.
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Mine came today (3/25/15) with plastic brackets. I'm worried about them supporting the metal cross bars and legs when in use. I'm not really sure who or how to complain or report this to. I guess I'll have to figure that out.
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I have mine. The legs broke when putting it together, but have the clear plastic that goes around it is brand new.
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The top "drying rack" area and the "legs" are made of heavy-duty plastic. Only the pole is made of metal.
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Aluminum. Legs have plastic pad so don't slip around, neither laptop on stand nor stand on table. Hope that helps.
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It's an aluminum. You have to be very careful with the legs because they aren't very sturdy and the paint on the "metal' frame chips and scratches easily.
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No, the legs and feet are of hard plastic..I personally haven't had a problem on a granite countertop, however.
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The legs and frame are metal (aluminum?). The tips on the legs are rubber and the seat and back made of hard plastic.It is very sturdy. I bought it for my 90 year old mother and she really likes it.
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I am not sure what you're asking. Are the legs rusted out? I don't know if you can buy just replacement legs. You'd have to contact logi-tech for that. But if you can get replacement legs, they should just pop into place. You have may to buy the whole kit, though.
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Ps in the description of the chair it lists aluminum foot plates...I believe that's a metal :)
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Attaching the plastic feet was a little difficult. I screwed the legs in a little and backed off; repeated this regimen until they were fully in place.Here's a few suggestions:Try heating the legs a little with a hair dryer. The plastic will become more pliable and should go on a lot easier.For the legs that have been stripped, use Loctite Plastic Repair Putty. Put a little on the screw and then put the leg on. Let it dry overnight (this stuff works well with metal to plastic).Hope this helps.
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the main body is stainless so you're safe but a couple of the small legs appear to be aluminum - don't ask why. Cleans like stainless depending on the type of water you have.