if i wanted to cut the legs down to make it a preschool table, would i run into the lowest bar on the legs? my goal would be to have it be18" tall...
1847139
The cross bar is 19" below the table so if you cut 2" further down your legs would be 21,
1926830
It will dip down a little in the center. If you're referring about distance from the seat to the floor (which is what I understand), the lowest point would be about 16 or 16 1/2"; from the outside of the seat to the floor is 18". So where your legs are likely to be would probably be closer to 17" from the floor.
2107768
They're probably talking about how the top tilts. When it's tilted all the way up, the table will be overall taller than when it's laying down. If that's what they mean, then the lowest measurement would be the most correct (unless you want to put it in an attic corner or something, where the maximum height would be important).Oh, and the feet are also a little adjustable, but they can probably only add an inch at the most.
2148896
May be too high for that. I would go to a local furniture store with kid in tow and test a counter height chair which these are with a standard table.
229348
The top section of legs did not land quite right without the shelf in place to spread them out. Mine would have been WAY to wobbly if I left off the bottom pieces. You could always go to a hardware store and buy shorter legs for the bottom section. They usually carry legs that have the same bolt at the store and if you painted them white you would never notice the difference but it is only going to knock off a few inches if you do it that way.
915351
As far as I understand it's a standard thirty inches, which does not adjust any lower, maybe you want to cut the feet or play around with it yourselfJust study the picture see if can be played around with. eliot
2078868
You can screw another leg in to make it taller. From counter height to bar height. We love them. Very comfortable and they look good in person. Not cheap looking.
1706069
IMO, you should have 3" for the legs under the table to be safely attached. The measurements I took on mine from the outside edge to the seat where it meets the table was 3". Hope this helps.
1248917
You would want to weight down the legs. My child is 11 and weighs about 80 pounds and the bars start to rock a bit when being used.
1155871
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!
1643755
It's probably better to be shorter to use this, so your knees don't hit the table. The only problem may be that your legs aren't long enough for the full range of motion, but you can fix that by just moving your chair closer imo
1874346
Wow! Close, but I think you'll be OK. It's just under 28.5 and there is a little play in the legs, too. I love mine! Good luck!
732522
I can't measure right now, but I used 8' lumber for the legs and feel it is a little short. I had to take up a great deal of the chain (2+ ft.) on the trapeze bar to raise it enough for my 5 year old granddaughter to use it. If I have to raise it more the vinyl coating will have to be cut off. I would probably go with 8-1/2 to 9' legs if I had it to do over. I would install 10' initially, then cut to the preferred height (with help) once it is up and the swings are in place. You should gain/loose about 5" in height for every 6"change in leg length.
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
398074
I doubt that removing the feet would give you the required height . The space under the frame at the bottom is less than 1/2 inch and the body without feet is 33 9/16 " so it would be a squeeze or impossible to fit in to a 33 1/2 height space. Air circulation is important too so perhaps it's not a good fit.
1173997
I have ran into the table a few times just getting used to a new table and never been cut. I personally don't think it is dangerous. Maybe if a toddler hit the corner at full impact, then yes it may hurt. I feel that it is not dangerous, great buy. I also purchased the end table to go with it. Great buy!
2107767
They're probably talking about how the top tilts. When it's tilted all the way up, the table will be overall taller than when it's laying down. If that's what they mean, then the lowest measurement would be the most correct (unless you want to put it in an attic corner or something, where the maximum height would be important). Oh, and the feet are also a little adjustable, but they can probably only add an inch at the most.