Would I be able to use these on a glass table top (which is maybe 1/4 or 1/2" thick)?
1816921
You can try but I do not think that they will stick and they may be bigger than the corners of the table. Best to get a guard that wraps all around the coffee table. They are ao much better and last forever. They never come off until you tale it off. The other is a total waste of your money. Mary
1816922
I's say they'd stick to the glass, but the child will be able to pull them up & off since the height of the foam part (that sticks to the side of the edge of the glass) will hang down below the edge of the glass. Does that make sense?
1816923
Sure--you can put the double sided tape on part of the corner guard that meets the table top. It may look like crap but it will be safe for little ones running around the house.
1541832
They are glass, so I assume so. I'd remove the top or sit it lightly on top.
2219592
sorry for the delayed response. I measured how wide can these clips open and it was just about 2 inches when fully opened. So I don't think they are a good fit for 2 inch thick table.
2000330
As long as the table does not have an apron, You can push them under. I have them with the Ikea "Torsby" table w/glass top and they fit under the side rails perfectly.Hope this info helps!
2171246
That's a brilliant idea! I would think so. Measure the surface size of your glass top and compare the size of the board see how it covers. This board works on both sides.
381351
I think they would. I used them with a wide wine glass. The problem would be that they come to a peak and the side of the mason jar is straight. I don't think it would look quite as nice
2284541
If there are corners that jut out I would think so but if not I would try to find the foam table edging. And I'd also recommend getting your own command strips if you are going to attAch to stone because it may be more difficult to stick to than a glass or wood surface.
2261579
I think yes ...I use them on those white "Lifelines" tables that are so popular eveywhere. They are white tables with like a 2" lip. They are tough to put on and it takes a knack that you acquire and then they work great...Good luck ...
1068443
They should work fine. It's not the length of the table that matters. It's how thick the tabletop is. These clamps will fit up to a 1-3/4" thick tabletop.
991589
It depends on how far apart they're going to be. I used these on a 5' long 2' wide table and did not feel comfortable putting my 120lb body on them without additional support, but mainly because of the size of the table top. If I had made a smaller table, I would have felt more comfortable with them. If you reinforce the middle of your table I think they should be fine.
966988
I used them on 1x6 boards and they worked well. A 2x4 would be too thick unless you countersink the back side of the hole.
1124598
These should work just fine but if you are in doubt, try a 3/8" course threaded bolt. If it works, these coasters should also work.
583092
It depends how tall your tables are. If they are close to the height of the tablecloths (42") they should work.
1426939
I used only on gas stove but they seem to be not so heavy so I think they are ok to use on glass top.
462839
I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
1781048
The plastic tables I wanted to use these on ended up being too thick. They don't really stretch more than and inch.
1977009
It does not work well on a glass top table. I had to use paper as a mouse pad when working on a glass top.