what is the height of the legs when not extended and then extended. Is it sturdy enough to use on a table while standing. I saw one person saying it was wobbly.
1830801
from the top of the desk to the bottom of the legs is 9" and extended is 12 1/2" and mine is not wobbly at all.......i really love it.......I got it for my husband who is bed ridden so we use it there and it is very good.......
1727420
I have mine set on a table and the legs are very secure to the tv, almost like they are a part of it. It is def sturdy enough to do what you are intending.
1961693
That depends. The legs are extendable and become farther apart as you extend them. Likewise, the table itself can extend wider, which will make the legs on each end farther from each other. I'd estimate the legs are about 15-18" apart unextended, and about 30-34" apart end to end when the table is not extended. Its a great stand.
2193708
Will the table stand, yes. Will it be safe for pole dancers or fine wine displays at auction, no. These suckers are strong but you could easily seperate them with the leverage of a table leg.
1252570
I would not, I would only use it in a manner that it was designed to be used with legs extended. I really like the table but it is not quite as sturdy as a professional table. I would say that it would put too much stress on areas that were not meant to particularly the hinges.
260058
I should have added that the table's base is under the chair so it is sturdy. It has to be well anchored to put your weight on it. I would try it.
1736437
The table i have is at least 15lbs - the leg supports it no problem. I paired this leg with an 30" aluminum wall table support and the table is very secure with no wobble.
327503
Tom, This table is 29" tall. It's very stable and a nice diameter. I bought to use as a cake table at daughters wedding brunch. Then did taxes on it. Now a craft table! Easy to fit in most anywhere and seems very sturdy and well made. Opens easily, so much better than average card table. No wobbles. Good luck. I love mine.
1865718
The table is very sturdy, but the legs are long. If the table is against a wall or something so that it isn't free-standing, you could not attach the lower shelf. Just be sure the legs are tightly attached to the top.
705645
The table will hold it I think. It is wobbly. If ayone was to touch the table it may fall over. I use the table for looks. It is not a sturdy reliable table. Mine was cracked when I received it.
407043
The legs aren't wobbly, but I have had 2 of these tables , and each time a crack or split has developed in the top after a few weeks. That has happened with hardly any weight at all on the table.
1118586
When its fully extended and still able stand without assistance (in the shape of a TV dinner tray) its 19-19.5in depending if you tilt the support plate. If you have the legs completely straight its about 26in but its pretty much useless in this shape unless you lean it against something, and even then I wouldn't trust it to hold my pc. So to answer your question: 19.5in
81327
Yeah but you need a place to caddy it in the corner to be safe. It's tall so it could be top heavy. My cat is maybe eight pounds or so. He loves it. It's like 4.5 feet tall. Never had an issue with it being wobbly. :)
2018539
I have it on it's stand and I'm confident the stand will do what it's supposed to do. You have about 78lb spread across a width of 62 inches centered at the middle of the set so of course it will wobble if you push on it; I don't see that as a problem. What I'd be more concerned about is the display falling forward in an earthquake so I have installed restraining straps on the back tethered to the table it sits on. Relax it ain't gonna fall sideways. The only way it would not wobble is if you had two stands; one at each end.
248946
It'll hold no problem but this thing isn't super wide so it may be wobbly. Especially if it's sitting on carpet. It only stands on those 2 legs.
2146816
I weigh 220 lbs and I sit on it and lay on it with no fear whatsoever. It is not wobbly at all. the way it's designed with the 45° bracing keeps it very stable. The manual specifies the max weight capacity of 500 pounds but be aware of the combined weight of the client AND the therapist. Also you should avoid an excessive amount of lateral strain against the table. Sit or lay straight down on the table. Don't lean against it too much or take a flying leap and land on it.
1383541
Fully extended, the lip of the table is 52" high. I'm a six-footer and it's plenty high for me. Great stand. Best one out there (I have the "heavy duty, not the extra heavy or lightweight duty--it's a good balance between weight and sturdiness). Get the case. It's durable, fits well and very convenient